Hi Gerard,

Thankyou for the feedback!

I looked at line 1302, and I ended up making a small change to the code. I
committed it to SVN.

I don't have the time right now to make a full package release, but you can
see what the changes are. I also fixed the example code.

Thanks!

Tim

On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Gerard Krijgsman <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I just tried beanstalkd for the first time using your PHP client, but
> I had some problems:
>
> I get a "PHP Warning:  Call-time pass-by-reference has been
> deprecated" message on line 1302. I figure it probably won't hurt if I
> simply deleted the pass-by-reference (&) operators to suppress this
> message.
>
> A bit more confusing however was the example file included with the
> Beanstalk class. Your example has the following order (in pseudo code)
>
> open
> use tube "foo"
> put "Hello, World!"
> job = reserve
> echo job
> delete job
>
> As far as I can tell from the protocol spec though, you need to
> explicitly to do "watch foo" in order to reserve a job from the "foo"
> tube. Otherwise it'll try to read from the default job, which in my
> case was empty, resulting in the example script hanging :(
>
> Other than this, the client seems to be working fine. Saves me a lot
> of time writing my own client.
> >
>


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