| obtain it through the world-wide-web, please send a note to |
| license@php.net so we can mail you a copy immediately. |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
- | Authors: Brendan W. McAdams <brendan@plexmedia.com> |
+ | Authors: Brendan W. McAdams <bmcadams@php.net> |
| Doug DeJulio <ddj@redhat.com> |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
- */
-/*
+ */
+/*
* cvvs.c $Revision$ - PHP4 Interface to the RedHat CCVS API
* -------
* Interfaces RedHat's CCVS [Credit Card Verification System] <http://www.redhat.com/products/ccvs/>
* This code is ported from an original php3 interface written by RedHat's Doug DeJulio <ddj@redhat.com>
-* The code was subsequently ported to the Zend API by Brendan W. McAdams <brendan@plexmedia.com>
+* The code was subsequently ported to the Zend API by Brendan W. McAdams <bmcadams@php.net>
* -------
*/
-/*
-* Code started on 2000.07.24@09.04.EST by Brendan W. McAdams <brendan@plexmedia.com>
+/*
+* Code started on 2000.07.24@09.04.EST by Brendan W. McAdams <bmcadams@php.net>
* $Revision$
*/
#include <ccvs.h>
- /*
+ /*
* Create the Zend Internal hash construct to track this modules functions
*
* In case anyone is wondering why we use ccvs_<action> instead of cv_<action>,
- * it's because we are directly importing functions of the actual CCVS, which uses functions that are
+ * it's because we are directly importing functions of the actual CCVS, which uses functions that are
* cv_<action>, and we had problems implementing ZEND_NAMED_FE calls (bug in NAMED_FE? investigate
* later). We don't want our PHP calls to conflict with the C calls in the CCVS API.
- *
- * BWM - 2000.07.27@16.41.EST - Added FALIAS Calls. While I'm of the opinion that naming the
- * functions in PHP ccvs_<action> is much more readable and clear to anyone reading the code than
- * cv_<action>, It strikes me that many people coming from php3 -> php4 will need backwards
+ *
+ * BWM - 2000.07.27@16.41.EST - Added FALIAS Calls. While I'm of the opinion that naming the
+ * functions in PHP ccvs_<action> is much more readable and clear to anyone reading the code than
+ * cv_<action>, It strikes me that many people coming from php3 -> php4 will need backwards
* compatibility. It was kind of careless to simply change the function calls (There were reasons other
- * than readability behind this; the ZEND_NAMED_FE macro was misbehaving) and not provide for
- * backwards compatibility - this *IS* an API and should scale with compatibility.
- *
+ * than readability behind this; the ZEND_NAMED_FE macro was misbehaving) and not provide for
+ * backwards compatibility - this *IS* an API and should scale with compatibility.
+ *
*/
function_entry ccvs_functions[] = {
ccvs_functions,
NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,
PHP_MINFO(ccvs),
- STANDARD_MODULE_PROPERTIES
- };
-
-
+ STANDARD_MODULE_PROPERTIES
+ };
+
+
/* Full Functions (The actual CCVS functions and any internal php hooked functions such as MINFO) */
PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_init) /* cv_init() */
zval **name;
void *vsess;
char *p;
-
- if ((ZEND_NUM_ARGS() != 1) || (zend_get_parameters_ex(1, &name) != SUCCESS))
+
+ if ((ZEND_NUM_ARGS() != 1) || (zend_get_parameters_ex(1, &name) != SUCCESS))
/* accept only SUCCESS in case something weird gets returned instead of 'FAILURE' on fail */
{
WRONG_PARAM_COUNT;
convert_to_string_ex(name);
- vsess = cv_init((*name)->value.str.val);
-
- /*
- * -- In the case that we don't run error checking on the return value... --
- * On 32 bit systems a failure of the cv_init call returns 0,0,0,0 ; on 64 bit systems its 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
+ vsess = cv_init((*name)->value.str.val);
+
+ /*
+ * -- In the case that we don't run error checking on the return value... --
+ * On 32 bit systems a failure of the cv_init call returns 0,0,0,0 ; on 64 bit systems its 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
* This unconsistent error (not to mention a string of comma seperated zeros in and of itself) is hard to
- * Trap for in PHP (or any language). However, we can also grab cv_init to return CV_SESS_BAD on
- * failure at the C API level, and return a set, fixed error code to the user which the user then knows to
+ * Trap for in PHP (or any language). However, we can also grab cv_init to return CV_SESS_BAD on
+ * failure at the C API level, and return a set, fixed error code to the user which the user then knows to
* trap for... e.g. a NULL Value which PHP can then trap by:
* if (!($string = cv_init($config)) { or some such...
*/
-
+
if (vsess == CV_SESS_BAD) /* if the cv_init() call failed... */
- {
-
+ {
+
p = ""; /* set p, the value we will return, to NULL */
-
- }
+
+ }
else /* we got a valid session returned, which means it worked */
{
-
+
p = hks_ptr_ptrtostring(vsess); /* Convert the (void*) into a string representation. */
-
+
}
-
+
RETVAL_STRING(p, 1);
-
+
free(p);
return;
}
}
/*
-* cv_create can't be implemented because of vararg limits in PHP3's C API.
+* cv_create can't be implemented because of vararg limits in PHP3's C API.
* (COMMENT BY DDJ [from original code])
*
-* BWM: I looked into this, checking in on what cv_create was; it is a deprecated function left in for
+* BWM: I looked into this, checking in on what cv_create was; it is a deprecated function left in for
* backwards compatibility according
* to the CCVS C API ref. I didn't try to implement it for that reason. If anyone needs it, they can add it in
* themselves I'm sure.
}
/*
-* Our Info Function which reports info on this module out to PHP's phpinfo() function
-* Brendan W. McAdams <brendan@plexmedia.com> on 2000.07.26@16:22.EST
+* Our Info Function which reports info on this module out to PHP's phpinfo() function
+* Brendan W. McAdams <bmcadams@php.net> on 2000.07.26@16:22.EST
*/
PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION(ccvs)
{
php_info_print_table_start();
php_info_print_table_header(2, "RedHat CCVS support", "enabled");
- php_info_print_table_row(2,"CCVS Support by","Brendan W. McAdams <brendan@plexmedia.com><br>& Doug DeJulio <ddj@redhat.com>");
+ php_info_print_table_row(2,"CCVS Support by","Brendan W. McAdams <bmcadams@php.net><br>& Doug DeJulio <ddj@redhat.com>");
php_info_print_table_row(2,"Release ID",cvsid);
php_info_print_table_row(2,"This Release Certified For CCVS Versions","3.0 and greater");
- php_info_print_table_end();
-
+ php_info_print_table_end();
+
/* DISPLAY_INI_ENTRIES(); */
-
+
/*
* In the future, we will probably have entries in php.ini for runtime config, in which case we will
* Uncomment the DISPLAY_INI_ENTRIES call...
*/
-
+
}
| obtain it through the world-wide-web, please send a note to |
| license@php.net so we can mail you a copy immediately. |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
- | Authors: Brendan W. McAdams <brendan@plexmedia.com> |
+ | Authors: Brendan W. McAdams <bmcadams@php.net> |
| Doug DeJulio <ddj@redhat.com> |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
-*/
+*/
#include <cv_api.h>
-
+
extern zend_module_entry ccvs_module_entry;
-
+
#define ccvs_module_ptr &ccvs_module_entry
#define phpext_ccvs_ptr ccvs_module_ptr
-
+
/* Declare functions not in cv_api.h but in libccvs.a. */
char *hks_ptr_ptrtostring(void *vptr);
void *hks_ptr_stringtoptr(char *str);
-
+
/* Declare the Functions this Module Makes Available to Zend */
-
-
+
+
/* Pre-declarations of functions */
PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_init);
PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_done);
PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_lookup);
PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_report);
PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_command);
- PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_textvalue);
+ PHP_FUNCTION(ccvs_textvalue);
PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION(ccvs);
-
+
/* Declare the information we need to dynamically link this module later */
#if COMPILE_DL
DLEXPORT zend_module_entry *get_module(void) { return &ccvs_module_entry; }
#endif
-
+
/* End exports */
-
+
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