Re: patch, problems, question

Hi,


> 
> Definitely. The ability to hook into a custom function would be great. 
> The PHP interface seems a little low level, though, I wonder if there's 
> a way to hide some details.
> 
> If it gets that far, it might not be too much of a stretch to run built 
> in PHP functions on rlib data. That would open up a great wealth of 
> functions, obviously.
> 

I could make it:


<?

custom_function($name, $value) {
	return $$name[$value];
}

?>

(I guess that simplifies things for PHP People ;) )

If you can tell me how to call a PHP function w/ variables from c I'll
make this the "short term" solution.

It would probably only take me an hour or 2 to do this.




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