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/// <summary> /// Creates <see cref="PhpArray"/> from object's properties. /// </summary> /// <param name="obj">Object instance.</param> /// <returns>Array containing given object properties keyed according to PHP specifications.</returns> public static PhpArray ClassToArray(object obj) { if (object.ReferenceEquals(obj, null)) { return(PhpArray.NewEmpty()); } else if (obj.GetType() == typeof(stdClass)) { // special case, // object is stdClass, we can simply copy its runtime fields var runtime_fields = ((stdClass)obj).GetRuntimeFields(); return((runtime_fields != null) ? runtime_fields.DeepCopy() : PhpArray.NewEmpty()); } else { if (obj is IPhpConvertible conv) { return(ToArray(conv)); } else if (obj is Array) { // [] -> array return(new PhpArray((Array)obj)); } else if (obj is System.Collections.IEnumerable) { // the same behavior as foreach for CLR enumerators return(PhpArray.Create(Operators.GetForeachEnumerator((System.Collections.IEnumerable)obj))); } else { // obj -> array var arr = new PhpArray(); TypeMembersUtils.InstanceFieldsToPhpArray(obj, arr); return(arr); } } }
public override IPhpEnumerator GetForeachEnumerator(ref PhpValue me, bool aliasedValues, RuntimeTypeHandle caller) => Operators.GetForeachEnumerator(me.Object, aliasedValues, caller);