Sam,
i dont know if this will happen in ZE1, but it exists already in ZE2.
my workaround was to prepend a header containing a resource id and the
corresponding ZVAL wrapper to all my structs, and use some funky macros. its
ugly, but it works.
"Sam Liddicott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Please can we have a magic "cookie" resource value or zval associated with
> PHP objects accessable via the C API?
>
> This would be used when the PHP class it wrapping a C++ class (such as one
> linked in via swig ( www.swig.org <http://www.swig.org> )) so there was a
> cheap way to find which C++ object the php object was wrapping.
>
> Currently we use _cPtr element of the wrapped object but it is open to
> freakery by user scripts.
>
> Thanks
>
> SAm
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