Just touched the question, I did not consider the iterator model, tried a few general ideas, after the failure .... Just go to look at the source of the foreach implementation, expect to find out when the foreach processing object when there is any particularity, can be done as a breach.
After a half-day of tracking, a strange switch in the core logic was found:
Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
Switch (zend_iterator_unwrap (array, &iter tsrmls_cc)) {
Default
Case Zend_iter_invalid:
.....
Break
Case Zend_iter_plain_object: {
......
Break
Case Zend_iter_plain_array:
.....
Break
Case Zend_iter_object:
......
Break
}
From this structure, we can see that the objects are divided into Zend_iter_object and zend_iter_plain_object, what does that mean?
Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
Zend_api enum Zend_object_iterator_kind Zend_iterator_unwrap (
Zval *array_ptr, Zend_object_iterator **iter tsrmls_dc)
{
Switch (z_type_p (array_ptr)) {
Case Is_object:
if (z_obj_ht_p (array_ptr) = = &iterator_object_handlers) {
*iter = (Zend_object_iterator *) zend_object_store_get_object (array_ptr tsrmls_cc);
return zend_iter_object;
}
if (hash_of (array_ptr)) {
return zend_iter_plain_object;
}
return zend_iter_invalid;
Case Is_array:
if (hash_of (array_ptr)) {
return zend_iter_plain_array;
}
return zend_iter_invalid;
Default
return zend_iter_invalid;
}
}
This is about PHP built-in interface iterator, PHP5 began to support the interface, and built-in iterator interface, so if you define a class, and implement the iterator interface, then your class object is Zend_iter_object, Otherwise it is zend_iter_plain_object.
For Zend_iter_plain_object classes, foreach obtains an array of default properties for the object through Hash_of, and then foreach the array.
For Zend_iter_object class objects, the Foreach,iterator interface is performed by invoking the Iterator interface correlation function implemented by the object:
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Iterator extends Traversable {
/* Method */
Abstract public mixed current (void)
Abstract public scalar key (void)
Abstract public void next (void)
Abstract public void rewind (void)
Abstract public boolean valid (void)
}
Therefore, for this question, the following answers can be made:
Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
Class Sample Implements Iterator
{
Private $_items = Array (1,2,3,4,5,6,7);
Public Function __construct () {
;//void
}
Public Function Rewind () {Reset ($this->_items);}
Public function current () {return current ($this->_items);}
Public Function key () {return key ($this->_items);}
Public function Next () {return next ($this->_items);}
Public Function valid () {return ($this->current ()!== false);}
}
$sa = new sample ();
foreach ($sa as $key = = $val) {
Print $key. "=". $val;
}
The above code runs normally under my PHP 5.3.
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