Re: Extending PHP

> >> limitations. Otherwise, I would most like to implement a PHP class in c, > > but > >> I can't find documentation on this. Is it as simple as naming your > > functions > >> <classname>::<method name> and referencing a local variable > >> 'this' are is > >> there more to it? > > > > Huh? PHP classes are implemented in C. If you want to write a whole new > > class system... Wow. > > Maybe I didn't come through clearly. I'd like a class that can be > instantiated like this: > > $obj = new MyClass; > > But where MyClass is implemented in c rather than in PHP code. There are some internal object thingies that have been around way longer than PHP OO. mysql_fetch_object() returns such a beast. I never really understood the glamour of it, nor its relationship, if any, to a PHP OO class instantiation... Still, whatever it is that mysql_fetch_object returns, you can probably do something like that only different. :-)