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View File Name : zend_iterators.h

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   | Zend Engine                                                          |
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   | Author: Wez Furlong <wez@thebrainroom.com>                           |
   |         Marcus Boerger <helly@php.net>                               |
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*/

/* These iterators were designed to operate within the foreach()
 * structures provided by the engine, but could be extended for use
 * with other iterative engine opcodes.
 * These methods have similar semantics to the zend_hash API functions
 * with similar names.
 * */

typedef struct _zend_object_iterator zend_object_iterator;

typedef struct _zend_object_iterator_funcs {
	/* release all resources associated with this iterator instance */
	void (*dtor)(zend_object_iterator *iter);

	/* check for end of iteration (FAILURE or SUCCESS if data is valid) */
	int (*valid)(zend_object_iterator *iter);

	/* fetch the item data for the current element */
	zval *(*get_current_data)(zend_object_iterator *iter);

	/* fetch the key for the current element (optional, may be NULL). The key
	 * should be written into the provided zval* using the ZVAL_* macros. If
	 * this handler is not provided auto-incrementing integer keys will be
	 * used. */
	void (*get_current_key)(zend_object_iterator *iter, zval *key);

	/* step forwards to next element */
	void (*move_forward)(zend_object_iterator *iter);

	/* rewind to start of data (optional, may be NULL) */
	void (*rewind)(zend_object_iterator *iter);

	/* invalidate current value/key (optional, may be NULL) */
	void (*invalidate_current)(zend_object_iterator *iter);
} zend_object_iterator_funcs;

struct _zend_object_iterator {
	zend_object std;
	zval data;
	const zend_object_iterator_funcs *funcs;
	zend_ulong index; /* private to fe_reset/fe_fetch opcodes */
};

typedef struct _zend_class_iterator_funcs {
	zend_function *zf_new_iterator;
	zend_function *zf_valid;
	zend_function *zf_current;
	zend_function *zf_key;
	zend_function *zf_next;
	zend_function *zf_rewind;
} zend_class_iterator_funcs;

BEGIN_EXTERN_C()
/* given a zval, returns stuff that can be used to iterate it. */
ZEND_API zend_object_iterator* zend_iterator_unwrap(zval *array_ptr);

/* given an iterator, wrap it up as a zval for use by the engine opcodes */
ZEND_API void zend_iterator_init(zend_object_iterator *iter);
ZEND_API void zend_iterator_dtor(zend_object_iterator *iter);

ZEND_API void zend_register_iterator_wrapper(void);
END_EXTERN_C()