Marten Lehmann wrote:
I would like to create an own php function which just prints a certain
report as phpinfo() does.
The function shall not be included into the general php code, I just
want to patch my own installation. Where would be a good place for the
function? I don't want to create an extention which would have to be
included into the configure script, I guess thats too much work. The
function shall be able to access the Host-header of the webserver.
I'd also recommend that you wrap your function into an
extension of its own, it is not as hard as it seems ...
(warning, shameless plug to follow as usual)
... especially if you let pecl-gen take care of all the
infrastructure work so that you can focus on the desired
functionality.
Assuming that your function does not take any parameter
and does not return anything your pecl-gen input file
would look like this:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<extension name="myinfo">
<function name="myinfo">
<proto>void myinfo(void)</proto>
<code>
<![CDATA[
php_printf("your output here\n");
]]>
</code>
</function>
</extension>
Once you've installed CodeGen_PECL from PEAR
you can create a working extension from this
using the following sequence of commands:
pecl-gen myinfo.xml
cd myinfo
phpize
configure
make
sudo make install
After that you can load the extension in
php.ini using
extension=myinfo.so
For more details on pecl-gen see:
http://php-baustelle.de/CodeGen_PECL/manual.html
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