Go ahead and commit it!
Andi
At 03:06 PM 6/7/2003 -0400, George Schlossnagle wrote:
I added a convenience method and macros (based largely off of
zend_do_declare_property) to ease extensions registering their own default
properties. The patch is available at
http://www.schlossnagle.org/~georg
Translating the documentation into Czech Language
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I added a convenience method and macros (based largely off of
zend_do_declare_property) to ease extensions registering their own
default properties. The patch is available at
http://www.schlossnagle.org/~george/php/zend_api.patch. If someone
(Zeev, Andi?) could look this over and give me the
>
> The problem isn't the ending. The problem is that according
> to our naming conventions it should be array_foobar() whereas the
other
> array functions were invented before our conventions and are short
names such
> as next(). Now on one hand we wouldn't want to pollute the PHP
function
>
Marcus Börger wrote:
Global variables are a bit complicated but constants are either bound to the
class so they are obviously available in instance destruction or as in your
case they were registered in the global space and hence destructed after all
script action is finished which includes automa
Have been programming PHP full-time for business purposes and have a very extensive
knowledge of the language. Find there are many functions without documentation and
would like to contribute to the manual.
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Hello Ulf,
Sunday, July 6, 2003, 12:27:00 PM, you wrote:
UW> Hi,
UW> I'm wondering if it's a bug to give automatically called destructors
UW> access to constants (PHP Version 5.0.0b1). I'd expect to be neither able
UW> to access global variables nor constants after script termination (die()).
Hi,
I'm wondering if it's a bug to give automatically called destructors
access to constants (PHP Version 5.0.0b1). I'd expect to be neither able
to access global variables nor constants after script termination (die()).
Ulf
$dtor = 'global $dtor variable is visible';
define('DTOR', 'DTOR cons
At 18:36 05/07/2003, Marcus Börger wrote:
During a nice chat with Andi both of us came to the conclusion that the user
may shoot himself in the knee if he wants to. So we allow unsetting default
properties what makes PHP objects a thing between real objects and pure
instances.
Just for the record,
