Hi Sara
The short answer is: call php_request_shutdown(NULL); to kill the active
interpreter (one is started implicitly by PHP_EMBED_START_BLOCK(), then
php_request_startup(TSRMLS_C); to initialize a new one (the last one active
at PHP_EMBED_END_BLOCK() will be impliticly shutdown).
Great many thanks, this seemed to be easier than I thought :-)
I have placed an order for this book, I guess I should try and finish
reading the other 4 php books I purchased recently before then :-)
Nah, reading is overrated, just so long as you buy it ;)
LOL, I hope you enjoy writing the book, I did a technical review of a
PHP 5 ecommerce book a while ago which was a lot of work, so I can
imagine how much more work must be involved to actually write the thing.
Regards
Mark
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