Hi On 2012-03-23, Stas Malyshev <smalys...@sugarcrm.com> wrote: > Hi! > > > I wanted to use `zend_parse_arg()` to validate a single parameter if the > > first call to `zend_parse_parameters_ex()` wasn't successful. But this > > function is never used outside of "Zend/zend_API.c". Is it meant for public > > use? Are there any drawbacks in calling it? > > No, it's currently not meant for public use - it's an internal function > that is not available to outside modules (thus declared 'static'). > It may make sense to refactor this code and make it more accessible to > functions that want to parse individual parameter, but currently it is > not suited for that.
Thanks. As I'm new to php-src, it takes some time to understand this kind of (undocumented?) conventions. I know it's a tedious task, but I'd really enjoy a few comments for the Zend API functions. > I would rather do it differently - I'd allow to run parse on a single > parameter, i.e. have initial parse with 'z' and then depending on some code > have something like: > > zend_parse_single_arg(my_arg, "l", &l) > > So you could do your own checks and then still benefit from the clean API > provided by parameter parser. This is something you wrote on github, but I took the liberty to insert it here as it is related. I thought `zend_parse_arg()` could be a substitute of your `zend_parse_single_arg()`. It cannot be. So, is it worth adding this function to the API? My own answer is yes, of course, but it does count much. -- François Gannaz -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
