Inline functions using WP add_action/add_filter

[makeshift67]

I wanted to know if there were any implications I may not be aware of using this code instead of supplying a function name as the second argument of add_action.

The code of mine is as follows:

<?php
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', function(){
  $styles = ['reset', 'open-sans' => 'fonts', 'jG.min', 'style'];
  $scripts = ['jq' => 'jquery', 'modernizr', 'jG.min', 'sticky', 'script'];

if(is_home()){
    push($styles, 'home');
    push($scripts, 'home');
  }
  if(is_single()){
    push($styles, 'single');
    push($scripts, 'single');
  }
  if(is_archive()){
    push($styles, 'archive');
    push($scripts, 'archive');
  }

if(logged_in()){
    push($styles, ['ab', 'admin-bar']);
    push($scripts, ['ab', 'admin-bar']);
  }

$css_dir = 'css';
  $js_dir = 'js';
  $stylesheet_dir = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();

foreach($styles as $name => $style){
    $stylesheet = "$stylesheet_dir/$css_dir/$style.css";
    if(strpos($style, '//') !== false)$stylesheet = $style;
    if(is_int($name))$name = $style;
    wp_enqueue_style($name, $stylesheet);
  }

foreach($scripts as $name => $script){
    if(is_int($name))$name = $script;
    wp_enqueue_script($name, "$stylesheet_dir/$js_dir/$script.js", array(), '1.0.0', true);
  }
});

I just don’t like having a bunch of functions being declared that can be written inline.

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