User Operations for Zend
The uopz extension exposes Zend engine functionality normally used at compilation and execution time in order to allow modification of the internal structures that represent PHP code.
It supports the following activities:
- Overloading some Zend opcodes including exit/new and composure opcodes
- Renaming functions and methods
- Deletion of functions and methods
- Copying of functions and methods
- Redefinition of constants
- Deletion of constants
- Runtime composition and modification of classes
Note: All of the above activities are compatible with opcache, including overloading ZEND_EXIT
A select few, useful, opcodes can be overloaded
The following opcodes can be overloaded by uopz:
- ZEND_EXIT
- ZEND_NEW
- ZEND_THROW
- ZEND_FETCH_CLASS
- ZEND_ADD_TRAIT
- ZEND_ADD_INTERFACE
- ZEND_INSTANCEOF
An opcode handler has the following prototype:
integer function (&$op1 = null, &$op2 = null)
Any modifications to op1 and op2 by the handler will effect Zend's behaviour.
ZEND_EXIT is a little different ...
We have to treat ZEND_EXIT differently, opcache will, by default, optimize away the dead code after an unconditional ZEND_EXIT, during test execution and hackery this is less than optimal. You don't want to disable CFG based optimization in opcache !
So uopz changes ZEND_EXIT opcodes into opcodes that result in the invokation of the user overload function. These will not be optimized or changed by opcache, and so you can run tests using fully optimized code as you do in production.
Returning true from a ZEND_EXIT overload will result in exiting, doing anything else, or nothing, results in continuing with executing normally.
Change stuff and return nothing, or ...
It will usually be the case that an overload does not need to return anything, simply changing the parameters will have the desired effect.
There are howeever, some geeky options, the following values can be returned from overloaded handlers:
- ZEND_USER_OPCODE_CONTINUE -> advance 1 opcode and continuue
- ZEND_USER_OPCODE_ENTER -> enter into new op_array without recursion
- ZEND_USER_OPCODE_LEAVE -> return to calling op_array within the same executor
- ZEND_USER_OPCODE_DISPATCH -> call original opcode handler
- ZEND_USER_OPCODE_DISPATCH_TO -> dispatch to a specific handler (OR'd with ZEND opcode constant)
- ZEND_USER_OPCODE_RETURN -> exit from executor (return from function)
By default, uopz dispatches to the proper handler for the current opcode.
How to use overloading ...
The following example code shows how to overload ZEND_EXIT with uopz:
<?php
uopz_overload(ZEND_EXIT, function(){});
exit();
echo "I will be displayed\n";
uopz_overload(ZEND_EXIT, null);
exit();
echo "I will not be displayed\n";
?>Will produce the following:
I will be displayed
Note: Setting an overload to null effectively removes the overload.
The next example shows an overload of ZEND_ADD_INTERFACE:
<?php
interface IDefault {
public function iAmDefault();
}
interface IOther extends IDefault {
public function iAmOther();
}
uopz_overload(ZEND_ADD_INTERFACE, function($class, &$interface){
if ($interface == "IDefault") {
$interface = "IOther";
}
});
class IClass implements IDefault {
public function iAmDefault() {}
public function iAmOther() {}
}
var_dump(
class_implements("IClass"));
?>Will produce the following:
array(2) {
["IOther"]=>
string(6) "IOther"
["IDefault"]=>
string(8) "IDefault"
}
Compsing clases on the fly ...
Much is possible, the following example just shows uopz_compose in action, composing classes from nothing but a list of names:
<?php
class My {
public function is() {}
}
interface IMy {
public function is();
}
trait myTrait {
public function myOtherTrait() {
}
}
uopz_compose("CreatedClass", [
My::class,
IMy::class,
myTrait::class, [
"__construct" => function() {
},
"hidden" => [
ZEND_ACC_PRIVATE => function(){}
],
"horrible" => [
ZEND_ACC_PUBLIC | ZEND_ACC_STATIC => function() {
/* yuk */
}
],
"__callStatic" => [
ZEND_ACC_PUBLIC | ZEND_ACC_STATIC => function($method, $args) {
/* magic */
}
],
"is" => function() {
/* reimplement the interface */
}
]
]);
if (class_exists("CreatedClass")) {
$test = new CreatedClass();
var_dump(
class_uses($test),
class_parents($test),
class_implements($test));
}
?>Will produce the following:
array(1) {
["myTrait"]=>
string(7) "myTrait"
}
array(1) {
["My"]=>
string(2) "My"
}
array(1) {
["IMy"]=>
string(3) "IMy"
}
The PHP API for uopz
/**
* Overload $opcode with $overload handler
* @param int opcode a ZEND_* opcode
* @param callable overload the handler to invoke
**/
void uopz_overload(int opcode, Callable overload);
/**
* Rename $class::$method to $class::$rename
* @param string class
* @param string method
* @param string rename
* Note: if both methods exist, this effectively swaps their names
**/
void uopz_rename(string class, string method, string rename);
/**
* Rename $function to $rename
* @param string function the function to rename
* @param string rename the new name for function
* Note: if both functions exist, this effectively swaps their names
**/
void uopz_rename(string function, string rename);
/**
* Makes a backup of $class::$method
* @param string class
* @param string method
* Note: backups are automatically restored on shutdown
**/
void uopz_backup(string class, string method);
/**
* Makes a backup of $function
* @param string function the function to backup
* Note: backups are automatically restored on shutdown
**/
void uopz_backup(string function);
/**
* Restores previously backed up $class::$method
* @param string class
* @param string method
**/
void uopz_restore(string class, string method);
/**
* Restores previously backed up $function
* @param string function the function to backup
**/
void uopz_restore(string function);
/**
* Delete $class::$method
* @param string class
* @param string method
**/
void uopz_delete(string class, string method);
/**
* Delete $function
* @param string function
**/
void uopz_delete(string function);
/**
* Declare $class::$method as $handler
* @param string class
* @param string function
* @param Closure handler
* @param int modifiers
* Note: if the method does not exist it will be created
**/
void uopz_function(string class, string method, Closure handler [, int modifiers = false]);
/**
* Declare $function as $handler
* @param string function
* @param Closure handler
* @param int modifiers
* Note: if the function does not exist it will be created
**/
void uopz_function(string function, Closure handler [, int modifiers = 0]);
/**
* Redefine $class::$constant to $value
* @param string class
* @param string constant
* @param mixed value
* Note: only user constants should be redefined
* Note: if the constant does not exist it will be created
**/
void uopz_redefine(string class, string constant, mixed value);
/**
* Redefine $constant to $value
* @param string constant
* @param mixed value
* Note: only user constants should be redefined
* Note: if the constant does not exist it will be created
**/
void uopz_redefine(string constant, mixed value);
/**
* Delete $class::$constant
* @param string class
* @param string constant
* Note: only user constants should be undefined
**/
void uopz_undefine(string class, string constant);
/**
* Delete $constant
* @param string constant
* Note: only user constants should be undefined
**/
void uopz_undefine(string constant);
/**
* Makes $class implement $interface
* @param string class
* @param string interface
**/
void uopz_implement(string class, string interface);
/**
* Makes $class extend $parent
* @param string class
* @param string parent
**/
void uopz_extend(string class, string parent);
/**
* Composes new class $name using the list of classes that follow, applying all methods provided
* @param string name
* @param array classes
* @param array methods
* @param array properties
* @param int flags
* Note: methods are in the form ```name => function()``` or ```name => [flags => function]```
* Note: properties are in the form ```name => modifiers```, and declared null
**/
void uopz_compose(string name, array classes [, array methods [, array properties [, int flags = ZEND_ACC_CLASS]]]);Note: For a look at what is possible, see /tests.
uopzis a Zend Extension, and so should be loaded with thezend_extensionINI directive. -uopzshould be loaded before opcache.
Running the test suite
Running tests with the normal make test wigs out because this is a zend_extension; use (a sensible variation of) the following command to run tests:
TEST_PHP_EXECUTABLE=/usr/local/bin/php php run-tests.php
That is all !!!
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