Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Brian Fahrlander:
>
>> What was missing was this clever and decisive piece of code:
>>
>>
> Well ...
>
>
>> require "/opt/owfs/bin/bcadd.php";
>> require "bcadd.php";
>> die("File 'bcadd.php' is not found.\n");
>>
>
> ... IMHO, placing bcadd.php and ownet.php in /whatever/bin does not make
> much sense. These modules are not callable from the command line.
> (People like the Debian FTP archive maintainer, whose task is to approve
> new packages, look at that stuff -- and go into major fits when they
> notice problems like this one.)
>
> They're libraries. Placing them in /usr/share/php5 seems much more sensible.
>
Right: that's precisely what I sought. I didn't find them on the
website, though I did, deep inside the tarball.
I'm now progressing again, and trying to learn how to go about it, best.
I want to keep fuse/owfs out of the picture; the only time I access
the network is through loopback, and publish the findings in other ways.
I'm looking for simple, solid "No response, so I'm quitting" or
"Here's the value" type of operation from it. I'm very, very, very new
to OO programming, so Im considering a "get" to get the whole point (as
an array, including the 'presence' bit), then decide if presence is
there, validating the point, so I return it.
But it's not going so well. An attempt to use a "presence" call to
the libs always returns "true", even with address="/WrongAddress".
If you're still there (and have time for a newbie) could you help me
with the syntax of a conditional read?
Thanks
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