I have an object that implements ArrayAccess, Iterator and Countable. That produces a nigh-perfect array masking. I can access it with offsets ($object[foo]), I can throw it into a foreach-loop, and many other things.
But what I can't do is give it to the native array iterator functions (next(), reset(), current(), key()), even though I have implemented the required methods from Iterator. PHP seems to stubbornly try to iterate through its member variables, and entirely disregards the iterator-methods.
Is there an interface that would hook the object to the remaining array-traversing-functions, or am I stuck with what I have?
Update: IteratorAggregate doesn't seem to be the answer either. While it is used in foreach-loops, the basic array iterator functions don't call the methods.
