Getting a resource id

[printf]

Just wondering if anyone knows a clean way of getting a resource id from any type of resource, like ( $result = pg_query (), where the $result -> id = #44) or other. Basically I want to track unlimited resources so I can provide detailed reporting (times resource was passed back to class, functions called by the resource, execution time [per action], idle time) through the life of each resource. I haven't seen any class that does this as there seems to be no clean way to get the resource id. Yes I know I could just pass out each resource via an $object->resource[2], but that will just over complicate the usage!

tia!

[logic_earth]

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/functio...ource-type.php
And debug_back_trace

[printf]

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/functio...ource-type.php
And debug_back_trace

Thanks for that but those will not help. I'm trying to make a debugging test class that can keep track of all objects / resources so as to monitor what exactly each object / resource is doing along with the timing of all their actions through the scripts lifetime. So what I am really trying to do is ELIMINATE the need for CALLING ob_() to get the object / resource id which is needed to keep an organized tracking record of each object / resource.

A simple example...

<?php

class worker
{
    /**
    * class self, instance
    *
    * @var    object
    **/

    private static $instance;


    /**
    * class self
    *
    * holds information about each object
    *
    * @var    array
    */

    public $info = array ();


    /**
    * class self
    *
    * holds the object id
    *
    * @var    integer
    */

    private $id = 0;


    /**
    * class self
    *
    * holds all object or resource handles currently open
    *
    * @var    array
    */

    private $open = array ();


    /**
    * class community_one constructor
    **/

    private function __construct ()
    {
    }


    /**
    * instance of class self
    **/

    public static function getInstance ()
    {
        return ! self::$instance ? new worker () : self::$instance;
    }


    /**
    * create a new object and return it
    **/

    public function newObject ()
    {
        $obj = new stdClass();

        $this->open[$this->get_id ( $obj )] = array ( 'time' => microtime ( true ) );

        $this->update_time ( 'New Standard Object Total Execution Time' );

        return $obj;
    }

    /**
    * update the object tracking time
    */

    private function update_time ( $type )
    {
        $time = microtime ( true ) - $this->open[$this->id]['time'];

        $this->info[$this->id][] = array ( 'time' => $time, 'type' => $type );

        if ( count ( $this->info[$this->id] ) > 1 )
        {
            $this->info[$this->id][0]['time'] += $time;
        }

        $this->open[$this->id]['time'] = microtime ( true );

        return;
    }


    /**
    * ob get resource or object id
    */

    // want to ELIMINATE this, (find a cleaner way to get the #id)

    private function get_id ( $result )
    {
        ob_start ();

        var_dump ( $result );

        $t = ob_get_contents ();

        ob_end_clean ();

        $this->id = 'R' . @substr ( ( $t = @substr ( $t, @strpos ( $t, '#' ) ) ), 0, @strpos ( $t, ' ' ) );

        return $this->id;
    }


    /**
    * example worker function
    **/

    public function exampleOne ( $obj )
    {
        if ( isset ( $this->open[$this->get_id ( $obj )] ) )
        {
            $this->update_time ( 'Object Idle Time' );

            sleep ( 1 );

            $obj->counter = 1;

            $this->update_time ( 'Function (exampleOne) Execution Time' );

            return $obj;
        }

        /* trigger_error (); */

        die ( 'not a object created by class worker::newObject' );
    }
}

$worker = worker::getInstance();

$obj_1 = $worker->newObject ();

$obj_2 = $worker->newObject ();

sleep ( 1 );

$obj_1 = $worker->exampleOne ( $obj_1 );

sleep ( 1 );

$obj_2 = $worker->exampleOne ( $obj_2 );

sleep ( 1 );

$obj_1 = $worker->exampleOne ( $obj_1 );

print_r ( $worker->info );
    
?>