> Well have you tried it?

No :) I just got your email last night and responded, I intended to try 
this morning.

> Use the same example, and instead of putting "test_function", put "phpinfo",
> or any php function that doesn't take parameters, and see the result, it
> works!

I'll do that right now...yup, worked, thanks!

> To pass parameters to the function you want to call, it's a bit more
> complicated. Take a look at the call_user_function declaration in
> zend_API.h, you will see that there is one field called "parameter_count"
> (that's easy to understand what this is for), and the next field is
> "params". Those are zvals, so it's easy, put the parameters in this array as
> zvals, set the correct parameter count and bingo.
> 
> Note that the documentation is WRONG. The call to call_user_function_ex is
> incorrect, it doesn't have the right number of parameters. For your case,
> you'd better go with call_user_function for now, not the "ex" one. Also, it
> should read TSRMLS_FETCH, not TSRMSLS_FETCH (don't forget this macro or you
> will loose the thread safe context).

And thanks for the additional head's up! I had to go read the zend api 
headers to get it working -- I think you're rigyt, call_user_function() 
is sufficient for me in this case. I just got phpinfo() working, I'll 
try getting eval() going in a few minutes.

Thanks again for the help?

Wood Shavings!
Andrew Patterson


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