> It's kind-of odd that you use this function in a module, it's
> not really an
> API function that's useful outside the context of the engine.
> Are you sure
> that's the right thing to do in there..?
Well, I'm no expert on the zend engine or anything, but I can
describe what I try to achieve...
As the return-value of a function I create an object
containing an array. The array-values are accessible through
an index and a name, like
dbx_result->data[0][0]
and
dbx_result->data[0]['fieldname']
I want the fieldname to be a true reference to the value, so
if I modify dbx_result->data[0][0] (in a php-script, I mean),
and access it through dbx_result->data[0]['fieldname'], I
want to get the modified value.
For this, the zend_assign_to_variable_reference works fine.
If you know another function that gives me the same
functionality, I'd be happy too :-)
Cheerio, Marc.
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