Support registering ini definitions for modules #225
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Thank you! Did you tested it? also if you can rebase :) |
PHP extensions that want to provide ini settings can do so using `IniEntryDef::register()`; values can then be fetched via `GlobalExecutor::ini_values()`.
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Thank you, this is super useful! |
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PHP extensions that want to provide ini settings can do so using
IniEntryDef::register(); values can then be fetched viaGlobalExecutor::ini_values().