php - Cleaner way to write this check? -

i have following 2 arrays (var_dumped):

array (size=3)   'param' =>      array (size=1)       0 => string 'example' (length=7)   'page-template' => string 'general' (length=7)   'action' =>      object(closure)[2125]  array (size=3)   'param' =>      array (size=1)       0 => string 'example' (length=7)   'page-template' => string 'general' (length=7)   'action' =>      object(closure)[2126] 

now same, call same function (in 'action') cannot === on them because of closure, wrote check:

foreach(self::$registeredroutes[$routename] $routeactions) {     if (!is_callable($action) && !is_callable($routeactions)) {         if (isset($routeactions['param']) && isset($action['param'])             && $routeactions['param'] === $action['param'] &&             isset($routeactions['page-template']) &&             isset($action['page-template']) &&             $routeactions['page-template'] === $action['page-template']             ) {              var_dump('hello');         }     } } 

accept makes me want vomit because of if statement. there cleaner, testable way of writing still same result?

now same, call same function

apparently not.

$func = function() {     // ... };  $arr1 = array(     'param' => array('example'),     'page-template' => 'general',     'action' => $func);  $arr2 = array(     'param' => array('example'),     'page-template' => 'general',     'action' => $func);  var_dump($arr1 === $arr2); // true 

you can don't use anonymous functions.