My fault. I apologize. I was doing a bunch of stuff at the time, and
just skimmed the message. Sorry to all
--Andrew
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Actually, that is the right list. He is devloping a PHP extension in C
and want to know how to access one of the user-visible functions (trim)
from within his extension. That's a very valid question for this list.
And yes, to answer the question, you can call php_trim2() directly from
your extension. See the examples in ext/standard/string.c
-Rasmus
On 9 May 2002, Andrew Lindeman wrote:
> Wrong list. This is the development OF php not WITH php. Please use
> php-general(@lists.php.net) for these sort of questions.
>
> --Andrew
>
> On Thu, 2002-05-09 at 15:40, Braulio Jos=E9 Solano Rojas wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I am developing an extension and I would like to use the trim functio=
n inside one of my functions.
>
> I have seen that I can do it calling the php_trim2 function.
>
> Is this the appropriate way or is there another?
>
> Let me know please.
>
> Thanks.
>
> - Braulio
>
>
