ons... :-)
On Sun, April 16, 2006 10:15 pm, Steph Fox wrote:
and I'll also back Sara :) she's good.
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>> http://lxr.php.net should help you with decoding all t
and I'll also back Sara :) she's good.
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http://lxr.php.net should help you with decoding all those macros.
But if it's a reference you want: [plug]Extending and Embedding PHP:
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A not-insignificant percentage of the appendices is made up of just this
kind of API referenc
SG>> Note that in PHP5, private/protected properties have unusual looking
SG>> property names (starting with nulls and the like).
Also beware that in PHP5 HASH_OF can return NULL for non-standard objects.
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Z_TYPE_P(pzval) will equal IS_ARRAY or IS_OBJECT (depending on which of the
two it is).
Array elements/Object properties can be found in HASH_OF(pzval).
As to actually accessing the elements/properties: Every function you'll
ever need for that can be found in Zend/zend_hash.h
Note that in PHP5,