[preface]
== Introduction
-WARNING: THIS MANUAL HAS NOT YET BEEN UPDATED TO REFLECT ALL THE CHANGES WHICH HAVE MADE IN VERSION 4. DO NOT USE FOR NOW.
+WARNING: THIS MANUAL HAS NOT YET BEEN UPDATED TO REFLECT ALL THE CHANGES WHICH HAVE MADE IN VERSION 4. *DO NOT USE* FOR NOW. You can find the API documentation at link:$$http://gggeek.github.io/phpxmlrpc/doc-4/api/index.html$$[http://gggeek.github.io/phpxmlrpc/doc-4/api/index.html]
This collection of PHP classes provides a framework for writing XML-RPC clients and servers in PHP.
===== int
-The type i4 is accepted as a synonym
+The type i4 and i8 are accepted as a synonym
for int when creating xmlrpcval objects. The
- xml parsing code will always convert i4 to
+ xml parsing code will always convert i4 and i8 to
int: int is regarded
by this implementation as the canonical name for this type.
reserved for library usage.
-==== $xmlrpcI4, $xmlrpcInt, $xmlrpcBoolean, $xmlrpcDouble, $xmlrpcString, $xmlrpcDateTime, $xmlrpcBase64, $xmlrpcArray, $xmlrpcStruct, $xmlrpcValue, $xmlrpcNull
+==== $xmlrpcI4, $xmlrpcI8 $xmlrpcInt, $xmlrpcBoolean, $xmlrpcDouble, $xmlrpcString, $xmlrpcDateTime, $xmlrpcBase64, $xmlrpcArray, $xmlrpcStruct, $xmlrpcValue, $xmlrpcNull
For convenience the strings representing the XML-RPC types have
been encoded as global variables:
----
$xmlrpcI4="i4";
+$xmlrpcI8="i8";
$xmlrpcInt="int";
$xmlrpcBoolean="boolean";
$xmlrpcDouble="double";