Hi all. I have just messed around with the php 5 code so to find a way to implement some way to make objects call some magic method when there is an invocation of a non existent method, or a setting of a non existent data member (this last may not be neccesary by now for what i am implementint, but it would be correct to implement them both). I have tracked in the zend_execute.c file, line 2507, the call to the error when the method is not found, inside the function zend_init_method_call_handler My question is: the parameter lists in every call is a defined constant... it just becomes impossible to backtrack, can someone give me just a bit of information on this topic? What i think would be correct is that the function that calls zend_init_method_call_handler receives an error in the case the method is not found, and in that case it calls the handler again calling __invoke() with an array of the original parameters and the name of the original function that was called. Another method would be to always call __invoke() passing it the original call information, and depending on the return code of __invoke() then execute the original call. However, I can't find where this hook should be placed around the code. If someone can give me a bit of info on this topic, i would love to make the patch.
With regards -- Leonardo Pedretti Axon Sistemas Líder de Equipo Proyecto Basalto -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
