Is there a way to figure out how many parameters a defined method expects from outside of the method? (PHP) -


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After I create a MVC framework, through which the requested operation passes a url parameter after the "action" parameter Method standards of action I am working

So if the URL is:. 

  host / controller_name / ACTION_NAME / param1 / param2   
 The following takes place (simplified by the course):  
  $ Request_controller = new controller_name (); Call_user_func_array (Array ($ request_controller, ACTION_NAME), array (param1, param2);.   
 The problem is in error reporting is requested with the wrong number of a URL parameter (action two Expected standards, but the URL is only a parameter, I get a warning message, then the havoc).  
 Since this is an exception, instead of a procedural error, I can not try / in any way Can I hold it, can I? Is it Is there any way to check the number of parameters required for the action method before trying to bring it? Or am I completely attacking it differently?  
 Edit (solution)  $ action_method_relfection = New ReflectionMethod ($ request_controller, $ request_action); if (count $ ($ path_variables) & $; action_method_relfection- & gt; getNumberOfRequiredParameters () || Count ($ path_variables) & Gt; $ action_method_relfection-> getNumberOfParameters ()) {// If not, then the 404 error is self: redirect_to_404 ();}    
 
 
 I think, you can figure out how many parameters each method accepts, using some combination,  
     
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     Your solution for another solution will be considered only one - and always the one-parameter: an array, in which any possible Items may be included.  
     In this way, you always pass a parameter, all the methods always expect a parameter; No more warnings / errors now

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