mike@xxxxxxx (Michael Wallner) wrote:
> Piotr Pokora wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Why don't you just implement a get_properties() handler where you
> use your read_property() implementation then?
Because get_properties hook which updates only keys in object's properties hash
won't resolve the problem if your read_property hook doesn't return hash value.
Point here is that I use underlying GObject object so read_property returns
zval
created from GValue, and object's properties hash has only keys wihout values
assigned to them.
Basic concept is:
1. "Register" object's properties in constructor ( using add_property_xxxx )
2. Use standard get_properties handler which returns hash updated in constructor
3. Use write and read property hooks to set GObject's Gvalue from zval or
return
zval from GValue.
This approach works pretty fine for OOP , but fails with print_r which expects
fully
updated hash properties.
Probably my approach is bad , but I found similiar solution in mysqli extension.
Piotras
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