Re: ext/helmpe: calling a php function (not user defined function)

From: Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 23:06:34 +0000
Subject: Re: ext/helmpe: calling a php function (not user defined function)
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Hi Arne, > Look in the ext/ catalogue of the php source, there is a > script (ext-skel) there that will generate a sceleton for > you to work with ! Cool, that worked. Thanks! > Look at the code it generates and discover that it is not > all that difficult :-) Yeppers. But the problem I have is calling a Zend internal function from withing the module. There are some macros like STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY etc, but I found nothing about calling an internal function/language construct (in my case require_once()). Anyway, thanks a lot! Best Andi -------- > > Im trying to write my first php extension. I studied the source and the > api > > docs, also read the chapter about hacking the core in the phpwizards book. > > But I can not find any resources on what I want to do: calling a php > > function in a module. > > Look in the ext/ catalogue of the php source, there is a script (ext-skel) > there that will generate a sceleton for you to work with ! > Look at the code it generates and discover that it is not all that difficult > :-) > > > Best regards > Arne > >

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