Date: 08/29/01
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> > I don't see a way to currently do such a return and get at the returned
> > value after the call to zend_execute_scripts(). Any suggestions?
>
> Print a header and catch it from the Apache module, or use
> apache_note()?
Yeah, I considered apache_note() but it seemed a rather roundabout
approach. The header is even more obscure.
I think being able to call an execute_script() function and pass it the
address of a char * to stick the return value in would be nice.
-Rasmus
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