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getters, updated documentation
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previous commit
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members, introduced Value::attach() method
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automatically become unclonable
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errors in example
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added support for __callStatic()
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for creating an iterator
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to the constructor, but have to be set with special callback functions, documentation updated too
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about the lifetime of an extension
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functions callable from C++ space
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added Value constructor that receives a Php::Type to initialize as a specific type, added Value constructors to initialize a Value directly from a map or a vector, fixed value comparison operators, added casting constructors to cast a value to a vector or a map
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also be exported
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also the default in PHP), updates to documentation
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Php::Value on the right side, and an integral variable on the left
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not a very smart thing to do...
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objects
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is easier to finetune these classes, removed the Value::validate() method because it does not seem to be necessary, Object constructor now also accepts Php::Value objects that hold a string, to instantiate the described class
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but a const char* instead, because in the real world they are most likely called with hard coded strings
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