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used this complicated zval wrapping implementation, fixes problems reported in issue #56
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Tests
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Now you can specify several options -t, listing the files one by one: ./test.sh -t "file1.phpt" -t "file2.phpt"
The old way (./test.sh -t "file1.phpt file2.phpt") is still working
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Class.h
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return *this, to allow chaining these methods. This was suggested by valmat in issue #55
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output in the test script
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New tests
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the old structure became uncomfortable.
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Iterate internal array
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Added new tests.
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in the script tests/test.sh added option -t (the full list of options, see ./test.sh -h) - allows you to run individual tests
For example:
`./test.sh -t "php/phpt/variables/010-value-object2.phpt php/phpt/base/001.phpt"`
`./test.sh -nt php/phpt/variables/010-value-object2.phpt`
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Due to support zts broke the ability to run tests without installation - fixed.
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Call php-config to retreive php includes dir and binary on Makefile.
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std::cout calls with Php::out calls in the documentation
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