Programming PHP

* ... */
};
PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION(foo)
{
zend_class_entry foo_class_entry;
INIT_CLASS_ENTRY(foo_class_entry, "my_class", php_foo_class_functions);
foo_class_entry_ptr =
zend_register_internal_class(&foo_class_entry TSRMLS_CC);
/* ... */
PHP_FUNCTION(my_object) {
object_init_ex(return_value, foo_class_entry_ptr);
add_property_long(return_value,"version",
foo_remote_get_version(XG(session)));
add_property_bool(...)
add_property_string(...)
add_property_stringl(...)
...
From the user space, you would then have:
$obj = my_object( );
$obj->add( );
If instead you want traditional instantiation, like this:
$obj = new my_class( );
use the automatically initialized this_ptr instead of return_value:
PHP_FUNCTION(my_class) {
add_property_long(this_ptr, "version",
foo_remote_get_version(XG(session)));
add_property_bool(...)
add_property_string(...)
add_property_stringl(...)
...
You can access class properties from the various functions and methods like this:
zval **tmp;
if(zend_hash_find(HASH_OF(this_ptr), "my_property", 12,
(void **)&tmp) == SUCCESS) {
convert_to_string_ex(tmp);
printf("my_property is set to %s\n", Z_STRVAL_PP(status));
}
You can set/update a class property as follows:
add_property_string(this_ptr, "filename", fn, 1);
add_property_stringl(this_ptr, "key", "value", 5, 1);
add_property_bool(this_ptr, "toggle", setting?0:1);
add_property_long(this_ptr, "length", 12345);
add_property_double(this_ptr, "price", 19.95);
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