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From ReflectionObjert::export this comes to light:
Object of class [ <internal:python> class Python ] {
- Constants [0] {
}
- Static properties [0] {
}
- Static methods [0] {
}
- Properties [0] {
}
- Dynamic properties [9] {
Property [ <dynamic> public $namespace ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $use_main_ns ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $__module__ ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $complete ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $attr_matches ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $global_matches ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $_callable_postfix ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $__doc__ ]
Property [ <dynamic> public $__init__ ]
}
- Methods [0] {
}
}
Not exactly what we are aiming for since those are supposed to be methods.
And it's no lies they fail the is_callable test too. Maybe it's something that has changed in zend or the extensions since but this will obviously no work as either a property or a callback.
@jparise any ideas or something ring a bell? I'm looking through the code and comparing to other extensions but nothing has jumped out at me yet. Can't find lots of documentation either. What do you think?
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I've done the readline shel now :
There seems to be something odd with Python object instantiating python objects in php.
The print_r export:
Looks like it might be ok right?
From ReflectionObjert::export this comes to light:
Not exactly what we are aiming for since those are supposed to be methods.
And it's no lies they fail the is_callable test too. Maybe it's something that has changed in zend or the extensions since but this will obviously no work as either a property or a callback.
@jparise any ideas or something ring a bell? I'm looking through the code and comparing to other extensions but nothing has jumped out at me yet. Can't find lots of documentation either. What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: