I am trying to create an embedded application that executes arbitrary PHP
scripts. If the script is syntactically correct, all works as desired.
However, if there is a syntax error, I don't get any error text that I can
return or log, etc. zend_eval_string does indeed return a -1 if there is a
problem, 0 otherwise. So at least I know something failed.
I am using PHP 5.1.4 on Linux.
My code:
char *argv[] = {const_cast<char *>(input.c_str())};
int argc(1);
std::ostringstream scriptOutputStream;
std::ostringstream scriptErrorStream;
P2PCrud::phpWriteStream_ = &scriptOutputStream;
P2PCrud::phpErrorStream_ = &scriptErrorStream;
php_embed_module.ub_write = P2PCrud::phpWrite;
php_embed_module.log_message = P2PCrud::phpErrors;
#ifdef ZTS
void ***tsrm_ls;
#endif
php_embed_init(argc, argv PTSRMLS_CC);
zend_first_try
{
int rc(0);
rc = zend_eval_string(const_cast<char *>(script.c_str()),
0,
"Embedded code" TSRMLS_CC);
std::cout << "end of 'zend_first_try' block, rc = " << rc << "\n";
}
zend_end_try();
php_embed_shutdown(TSRMLS_C);
output = scriptOutputStream.str();
std::cerr << "error stream = " << scriptErrorStream.str() << "\r\n";
P2PCrud::phpWriteStream_ = 0;
P2PCrud::phpErrorStream_ = 0;
Thanks in advance,
Bruce
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