int
| type | parameter | description |
|---|---|---|
| const char* | str | string to convert |
| int | str_len | number of characters in the string, if 0 is given this will be calculated |
This function converts a string containing numbers and ending in k, K, m, M, g or G into an appropriate integer. For example, "2K" will become 2048; "5G" will become 5368709100
Example:
bytes = zend_atoi("100G",0);
| type | parameter | description |
|---|---|---|
| zend_class_entry* | orig_class_entry | class entry of the class you are registering |
| void*** | TSRMLS_DC | used to pass a reference to the current thread; you should generally pass the TSRMLS_C macro for this paremeter (or skip the comma in front of it and use TSRMLS_CC) |
Note: A class that contains any abstract methods will automatically become an abstract class
Example:
myChild = zend_register_internal_class(&myChild_ce TSRMLS_CC);
| type | parameter | description |
|---|---|---|
| zend_class_entry* | class_entry | class entry of the class you are registering |
| zend_class_entry* | parent_ce | class entry of the parent from which this inherits |
| char* | parent_name | name of the parent class |
| void*** | TSRMLS_DC | used to pass a reference to the current thread; you should generally pass the TSRMLS_C macro for this paremeter (or skip the comma in front of it and use TSRMLS_CC) |
If parent_ce is not NULL then it inherits from parent_ce
If parent_ce is NULL and parent_name isn't then it looks for the parent and inherits from it
If both parent_ce and parent_name are NULL it does a regular class registration
If parent_name is specified but not found NULL is returned
Example:
myChild = zend_register_internal_class_ex(&myChild_ce,&myParent_ce,NULL TSRMLS_CC);
double
| type | parameter | description |
|---|---|---|
| const char* | number | string you wish to convert to a number |
| zend_uint | length | number of characters from the string to convert, starting from the beginning. If 0 this function will return 0.0. |
Convert a string into a double, if the string contains an E or e, the numbers after it will be used as an exponent; for example "2E2" will become 200.0
Example:
d = zend_string_to_double("34.54", 5);