Hi Stig, > > Actually, what would be nice would be to move most of the ext/standard/fsock.c > > code into main/network.c - I remember that Stig wanted to track some extra > > socket info.
This is now done :-) > > Can you refresh my memory Stig? I actually meant the "other" Stig - Stig Venaas - I know he wanted to record stuff like the socket family because there was no standard way of retrieving the info from a plain socketd. > I think there should be a void pointer for use by each url wrapper > module (http, ftp etc.), so the http wrapper can store HTTP headers, the > ftp wrapper can store the server's login message etc. Yes, this is a good idea. I implemented http/https wrappers for streams last night (it's looking good :-) and I have to say that I'm not too keen on the way that the http_response_header stuff is placed into the active symbol table. How about a zval though? Then the wrapper can store more structured data and this can be easily passed back to user-land with a function named something like fgetwrapperdata($fp). Actually, a void * for wrapper context and a zval for returned "metadata" is probably the way to do it. > Go Wez! I'm going... ! :-) I'm wondering what the general opinion would be if I committed the streams stuff so that is was the default and that all the legacy code was removed? Certain parts of PHP might not be functioning correctly for a few days, but it would really make things easier to get streams off the ground. Both file and socket based streams are now implemented; socket streams can have SSL turned on/off (if openssl support is present). We have fopen wrappers equivalents that can fallback on regular fopen wrappers if there are no stream-specific versions. It's really just going through the extensions and making them streams aware, and there only a couple left to do - like the image functions, where the code is a bit too hairy to add #ifdefs. --Wez. -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
