On Sep 3, 2004, at 2:33 PM, Jan Gerritsen wrote:
Hi,
If I understand you correctly you can put this pointer inside of a
resource container and return the resource container to user space as
the return value from url_init(). Then, from url_set_string() you accept
the resource as a parameter and extract the pointer to your CPP instance
of whatever class.
Tanks for your response, but your solution do not work for me, because I don’t get the resource_id as parameter for calls to the object. ($php_url_object->set_string(“asdf”); )
I now save the C++ Object pointer in a resource and save this resource as an attribute of the PHP object.
This is a typical strategy for php4 oo stuff.
George
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