Re: print_r unaware of object's read_property handler

Piotr Pokora wrote: > mike@php.net (Michael Wallner) wrote: > >> Piotr Pokora wrote: >> [snip] >> >> Why don't you just implement a get_properties() handler where you >> use your read_property() implementation then? > > Because get_properties hook which updates only keys in object's properties hash > won't resolve the problem if your read_property hook doesn't return hash value. > > Point here is that I use underlying GObject object so read_property returns zval > created from GValue, and object's properties hash has only keys wihout values > assigned to them. > > Basic concept is: > > 1. "Register" object's properties in constructor ( using add_property_xxxx ) You should declare() default properties at MINIT. > 2. Use standard get_properties handler which returns hash updated in constructor Where? > 3. Use write and read property hooks to set GObject's Gvalue from zval or return > zval from GValue. Fine. My suggestion for you: zval *read_property(zval *this_ptr, zval *member, int type TSRMLS_DC) { // custom } HashTable *get_properties(zval *this_ptr TSRMLS_DC) { char *key; HashTable *ht; ALLOC_HASHTABLE(ht); //leaks, search archives FOREACH_KEY(&Z_OBJCE_P(this_ptr)->default_properties, key) { zval *prop = read_property(this_ptr, zval_with_key, 0 TSRMLS_CC); ZVAL_ADDREF(prop); zend_hash_update(ht, key, &prop); } return ht; } -- Michael