php - Basic routing doesn't work correctly -

I am starting Laravel and the following work is fine:

  Root :: find ('User', function () {return 'user!';});  

Although this does not work:

  $ test = function () {Return 'User!'; } Root :: find ('user', $ test);  

Why is this?

Try turning on error reporting ( error_reporting (-1); ) Therefore PHP will throw a syntax error. You have a semicolon unavailable:

  $ test = function () {Return 'User!'; };  

A semicolon is required because you are defining a value for a variable. If you are defining the function ( function test () {} ), then you do not need a semicolon.

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Actually defined functions such as function tests () {} , you have to set up in LARGESE. For example:

AP / controller / test controller.fp

  class test controller base controller {public function index () {return ' the user!' ; }}  

Apps / routes. Php

  Route: Receive ('User', 'Test Controller @ Index');  

Note: Composer dump-autoload when you add a new category (i.e. TestController ) at any time > Code>) in your repository