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Subject: Need help in defining a class from C code.
From: kiputnik@gmail.com (Kiput)

Hi.

I'm currently working on a tiny "wrapper" in C++ which will aid in
easy embeding PHP in C++ apps. Till now I managed to work on it
without any help, but this time I need your help guys - I'm tired of
that messy, undocumented PHP/Zend code. Could anyone (I'm sure it's 5
minutes of work, since most of you work with PHP/Zend frequently)
write me a snippet of code in C which would be equal to following PHP
code:

class Foobar
{
    function __set( $name, $value )
    {
        echo( "$name =3D $value" );
    }
    function __get( $name )
    {
        echo( "$name" );
    }
}

I was working, but since I've implemented resource zval type into my
lib it somehow (I even didn't noticed) stopped. =3D(

If this is wrong list then I'm sorry, thought my question is closely
tied to PHP's internals after all. =3D)

Thanks.