On Thu, 05 Feb 2004, Zeev Suraski wrote:
> Internal objects as in the ones in reflection and similar? Yes. But I'd
> imagine that for most other objects which completely overload the behavior,
> you wouldn't need that. Generally, if your object should be able to call
> __destruct() *AND* it's a PHP-style object (has the same structure), it
> should use that callback, otherwise - not.
>
> Be advised that your __destruct() mustn't actually render the object
> unusuable to the degree that PHP would crash if it touches it. It *may* be
> referenced after __destruct() is called (it would be an error on the
> author's part to do that, but nothing will prevent him from doing that).
So you are saying I can delegate calling __destruct() to Zend and then worry only about freeing storage in my objects?
Yeah, assuming they're PHP-style objects (zend_object structure) then yes, it should work fine.
Zeev
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