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package is also shorter than namespace. Just commit the stuff, it's
pointless to argue about it. Majority rules.
and it makes for great alliteration
can you say Peter picked a Pack of Pecl PHP Packages ;-)
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functionality that i'd like to submit
pending discussion and approval
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Hi all!
We have started a project to make it easier to support international
markets using PHP. A number of internationalization functions from
if someone has specific ICU tasks, i can pitch in. i have some (calendar)
locale info fetching code i've been meaning to finish off..
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And besides this filter issue, what are the remaining pieces to be done?
There's
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Where? Will it be eat it or die when you're done?
There've been no replies from core developers to my postings on
php-i18n about providing ResourceBundle API except a single notice
from Andrei.
i think i chimed in as
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l0t3k wrote:
Where? Will it be eat it or die when you're done?
There've been no replies from core developers to my postings on
php-i18n about providing ResourceBundle API except a single notice
from Andrei.
i think
)in that function, and the macro
TSRMLS_FETCH_FROM_CTX(ctx-thread_ctx);in the callback
php_enum_char_type_range()l0t3k
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How long are the TSRMLS_D/C parameters good for?
Can the resultant tsrm_ls value be safely stored?
I
Pierre,
i've been working extensively (in private) with the ICU API [1], so that's
my primary focus. in the immediate term i
have a patch against the CVS collator code to add support for sort keys, as
well as a patch for ICU error code to
string [2].
Clayton
aka l0t3k
[1] An old attempt
, l0t3k wrote:
Pierre,
i've been working extensively (in private) with the ICU API [1], so
that's
my primary focus. in the immediate term i
have a patch against the CVS collator code to add support for sort keys,
as
well as a patch for ICU error code to
string [2].
Clayton
aka l0t3k
switches
between ucol_compare and sort-key generation after a threshold,
but i havent had time to work on it.
l0t3k
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derick Sun Mar 26 11:06:24 2006 UTC
Added files:
/php-src/ext/unicode collator.c
Modified files
How then can I inform zend/php of my intent to supply a static member
function, such that I can call for example myclass::somestaticfunc()
PHP_ME(myclass, getValue, NULL, ZEND_ACC_PUBLIC | ZEND_ACC_STATIC )
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How then can I inform zend/php of my intent to supply a static member
function, such that I can call for example myclass::somestaticfunc()
PHP_ME(myclass, getValue, NULL, ZEND_ACC_PUBLIC | ZEND_ACC_STATIC )
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This should cause much fun with classes implementing multiple interfaces
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Well :)
I don't say that the patch is wrong, the question itself is disputable.
PHP doesn't allow multiple constructors, so if some class
Marcus,
one last question ...
You should never touch the data member of that iterator
does this mean that i should make a copy of whatever i get from
the get_current_data() handler ? There seems to be a bit of inconsistency
in dealing with the current element in the iterators For example, the
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helly Wed Feb 15 21:34:21 2006 UTC
+static inline text_iter_obj* text_iter_to_obj(zend_object_iterator *iter)
+{
+ static text_iter_obj adr;
+ static int ofs = (char*)adr.iter - (char*)adr;
+
+ return (text_iter_obj
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+static inline text_iter_obj* text_iter_to_obj(zend_object_iterator *iter)
+{
+ static text_iter_obj adr;
+ static int ofs = (char*)adr.iter - (char*)adr;
+
+ return (text_iter_obj
as well ?
l0t3k
begin 666 sort.txt
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Hello l0t3k,
first of all your question does not make any sense to me whatsoever.
What im trying to allow for is sorting by iterator as well as standard
arrays, for example :
// assume en_US as default locale
$coll
ic, sounds interesting. Actually Andrei doesn't it look like something for
ext/unicode?
that's what it's for, actually...
The second thing is that you did not use the dtor() handler so you have
a memory leak.
which dtor handler ?
Zend/zend_iterators.h:
typedef struct
Andrei,
check out this diff. It adds config protection for break iteration..
Clayton
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andrei Sat Feb 11 00:16:43 2006 UTC
Modified files:
/php-src/ext/unicode unicode_iterators.c
Log:
Implement
Andrei,
check out this diff. It adds config protection for break iteration..
Clayton
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andrei Sat Feb 11 00:16:43 2006 UTC
Modified files:
/php-src/ext/unicode unicode_iterators.c
Log:
Implement
can continue using
associative arrays. But for people using objects, i imagine that a mapping
step from JSON encoded string to object would be the general case. If so, we
should by all means optimize for this case.
PDO and SOAP have mapping code, so there is prior art we can refer to.
l0t3k
.
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, then the
global A cannot be accessed from the namespace. Is this OK? These rules
would need to be the same and affects the following contexts:
i should know this, but does PHP use :: as the global scope resolver as in
C++ ? if so,
namespaced A==$A
global A == ::$A
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identifiers must be Katakana, then more power to us all if PHP is the
language chosen to implement it.
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i think that create_function() does an eval() at runtime, which is more
expensive. anonymous functions would be handled in the compiler.
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Just out of curiosity, what's bad in create_function and how real ones
i think that create_function() does an eval() at runtime, which is more
expensive. anonymous functions would be handled in the compiler.
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Just out of curiosity, what's bad in create_function and how real ones
Please don't use stupid caps, these are functions not methods.
Andrey
of course not. see
http://icu.sourceforge.net/apiref/icu4c/uchar_8h.html
, but note that functions conform to PHP's function naming conventions
( lower_case_words_separated_by_underscores() ).
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Andrei Zmievski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Yes, this is pretty high impact as far as code changes are concerned.
Since one should not attempt to access a class entry without
U_CLASS_ENTRY() macro, should it even be optional?
my uneasiness with this is that if
Jesse,
another thing to consider (if you havent already) is extension support.
IOW, how do i place my extension-created class into a namespace. Is this as
simple as declaring the class name as Ns:Class ?
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At what point in the module or request lifetime are INI directives handled
(specifically, when are ini handler callbacks invooked) ?
i have some objects stored as module globals which are affected by ini
settings, so i need to know how to do proper cleanup/initiation.
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have to estrdup() it, otherwise Bad
Things (tm)
happen.
take a look at the RETURN_STRING[L] macro. the last argument determines
whether the string passed to it is duplicated by PHP before returning it to
the user.
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Marcus,
i just read through var.c (specifically php_var_serialize_intern) and it
seems as if the properties hash is handled correctly if the user specifies
__sleep and __wakeup.
IOW, the custom callback is called, then _sleep is called to determine how
to further handle properties.
l0t3k
= new Locale();
}
*object = php_locale_new(loc TSRMLS_CC);
return SUCCESS;
}
/* }}} */
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into the files, so if
companies want to encrypt source/data, they are able to do so (and use a PHP
stream filter to extract/decrypt).
l0t3k
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On Thu, Mar 10, 2005 at 22:25:39 +0800, Marcus Boerger wrote:
For a short idea, we could
Stas,
can the serialized representation contain high-bit/control chars or
would we need to base64 encode or similar in that case ?
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I have added the callbacks to class_entry structure and patches
Marcus,
a minor but important issue (to me, at least) is the consistent use of
SPL exceptions throughout OOP based extensions...
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Hello internals,
before we rush into another version, how about clearing some open
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So why is this such a big no? Implementation problem or is it against a
certain PHP philosophy?
Just do a google search on the cons of MI (narrow it to C++ if you please).
it's much more a philosophical issue, although i'd
Wez,
do you know if some resources for ole-db ? when i was silly enough to
try and write my own abstraction layer, that was the one that got away. if i
had some code/samples/documentation, i'd try my hand at supporting it
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thanks Wez,
i'll take a look. if it gets too hairy, i'll investigate ADO ...
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I heard from Frank that it's really painful.
You should be able to find the SDK on msdn.microsoft.com somewhere.
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i think i may have found enough info to do a Hello World driver. there
actually used to be a full book online describing DB programming under VC++
(with some decent code examples), but i've long since lost the link. i'll
google till i find it.
Wez Furlong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
aha !!!
http://www4.dogus.edu.tr/bim/bil_kay/prog_dil/c++/index.htm
chapters 16 - 21. now off to the dungeon g
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i think i may have found enough info to do a Hello World driver. there
actually used to be a full book online
i've only looked at it briefly, but seems to use PHP5 method overloading to
support cleaner remote calls
$client = new xmlrpc($remote_ip);
$result = $client-remoteMethodName($args);
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Hey John,
Didn't compare
i found this
http://www.zend.com/lists/php-dev/200204/msg01083.html
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The extension deps framework (that orders the initialization done in
internal_functions.c) is already in HEAD; I was talking about the
extension
Andi,
i guess this means that proper serialization support for internal
classes will have to wait till 5.2 ?
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Andi,
good enough for me.
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Yeah, that's what I meant. I.e. add them to not screw up the API
afterwards but leave it up to the extensions to implement the callbacks
when the authors have time pre or post 5.1.
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those and
risk registration errors later if both extensions are used simultaneously.
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Hello Andi,
Tuesday, November 16, 2004, 11:56:48 PM, you wrote:
Marcus,
I didn't see discussion about this. How much
VS.NET reports project corruption (ZendTS.dsp, Zend.dsp, fastCGI.dsp,
phpActivescript.dsp) when trying to load the PHP project files.
Things seem ok in VC6. Unfortunately, the IDE was not specific, so i dont
know enough to fix the error.
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Marcus,
since you seem to be on a productivity binge, can we please have
Serializable ? :-)
Actually serialization needs a once-over for 5.1 . Internal class
serialization is problematic at the moment.
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helly Mon
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Hello l0t3k,
it's a pain in the ass right now. I have some ideas right now but want
to
discuss on frankfurt conf with some others first. Generally my idea is to
allow to stream into/from a single string if a certain
Andi,
there may be a speling error in zend_vm_execute.skl
specifically {%INTERANL_LABELS%}
on line 8
l0t3k
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andi Wed Oct 27 13:58:47 2004 EDT
Modified files:
/ZendEngine2 README.ZEND_VM zend_compile.h
i'm compiling a C++ extension and the smart_str macros are causing MSVC to
spill warnings about converting void* to char *.
Casting the return from the SMART_STR_REALLOC macro seems to fix it.
#ifdef SMART_STR_USE_REALLOC
-#define SMART_STR_REALLOC(a,b,c) realloc((a),(b))
+#define
i need to commit an extension to PECL, but i havent used my CVS account in
ages (since 4.0B). i dont recall my password and i've long since changed
ISPs and email addresses. what do i need to do ?
BTW : cvs username is ccollie
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presume he can answer the rest of your questions.
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, and this should
work nicely.
l0t3k
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If anyone has time to comment on this - it's a summary of how to store
an hash of user defined structs in extension globals.
http://www.akbkhome.com/wiki.php/DBDO/hashes.html
I've still got to test
to use it.
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C:\projects\php-src\win32\wsyslog.c(60) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open
include file: 'wsyslog.h': No such file or directory
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Additional info :
VC6, building from .dsp , under Windows XP
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Use the new build system instead
i'm using the IDE for debugging currently...
or, fix the .dsp to generate the
message cataglog using mc.exe.
excuse me for being slow, but where is the message resource (source) file ?
call_time_pass_reference
violates this by bypassing the programmer's explicit intention in not
declaring a parameter by reference.
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LOL. I sure as hell don't know what color to paint a nuclear power plant.
flourescent green ? g
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How about default($var, expr)?
my only reservation is that default is already part of a language
construct :
code
switch ($param = $_GET[param]) {
case foo : bar(); break;
case this : that(); break;
(at least for internal functions) for a
method to be called statically as well as in an object context ?
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(at least for internal functions) for a
method to be called statically as well as in an object context ?
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Peter,
although he hangs out here from time to time, you may want to forward
this to Stefan Esser of HardenedPHP
http://www.hardened-php.net/
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currently there exists REGISTER_XXX_CONSTANT macros for procedural
extensions. we need their counterparts (REGISTER_CLASS_XXX_CONSTANT) to
populate the constants_table of internal classes.
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(name);
ZVAL_STRING(name, Hello World, 1);
}
or do we need to use z/ as a parameter specifier.
2. what does the Z (capital z) specifier to zend_parse_parameters do
3. am i stuck using the old parameter fetching API ?
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where can i get a version of libxml2 that will compile properly against CVS
on win32 ? the one at zlatkovic's site was built with VC++7 but im using V6.
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thanks, i hadn't noticed that. still in the interest of efficiency i think
an array should be allowed. or am i the only one having to use Pack on large
sets of data ?
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On Sun, 13 Jun 2004, l0t3k wrote:
Why not use
in an OOP extension using methods tagged as ZEND_ACC_STATIC, does ZE2
prevent them from being called statically or do i always need to do :
if (!getThis()) {
ERROR(Cannot call this method statically);
RETURN_FALSE;
}
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lets try again
in an OOP extension using methods emNOT/em tagged as ZEND_ACC_STATIC,
does ZE2
prevent them from being called statically or do i always need to do :
if (!getThis()) {
ERROR(Cannot call this method statically);
RETURN_FALSE;
}
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and write_property handlers.
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Wez and Marcus (and anyone else),
is there a way with the current CVS to permit subclassing of internal,
overloaded classes without seg faulting ? or is this a known problem. i ask
this based on my reading of the source for PDO.
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Am i correct in my understanding that the object store is not initialized
before MINIT is run ?
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Am i correct in my understanding that the object store is not initialized
before MINIT is run ?
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Question :
is there any one of the supported platforms that dont support a 64 bit
integer
type. i'm not referring to the native int size.
for one i can think of Windows 95/98.
i'm porting a library and i need to know this so i can determine how to
proceed.
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support would eliminate a significant supported
platform.
as i current only have access to MSVC and gcc, i wanted to
do a quick shout to see if someone knew offhand which of the popular
compilers
would have an issue.
l0t3k
p.s.. its a largish codebase with 2 developers, so i wouldnt want
Question :
is there any one of the supported platforms that dont have a 64 bit integer
type. i'm not referring to the native int size.
for one i can think of Windows 95/98.
i'm porting a library and i need to know this so i can determine how to
proceed.
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Configuration: php4dllts - Win32
Debug_TS
Linking...
Creating library ..\Debug_TS/php4ts_debug.lib and object
..\Debug_TS/php4ts_debug.exp
basic_functions.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol
_zif_uudecode
basic_functions.obj : error LNK2001:
It's just one of my trivial ideas, that why don't us make it capable of
arbitrary casting operation rather than limiting it just for string casts?
i agree here. this can be important for external integration e.g. Java and
COM
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thanx,
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thanx,
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of the work i put
into the one i was writing (currently abandoned).
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Zeev,
i know we're in beta, but has the API version number been bumped
subsequent to these changes ?
l0t3k
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zeev Mon Jul 7 06:53:28 2003 EDT
Modified files:
/ZendEngine2 zend_execute.c zend_object_handlers.c
having both
constitute bloat. i ask because im implementing a series of classes
mirroring those in the Caffeinated Language (tm) so familiarity could be an
asset.
l0t3k
(*) i wonder if this should be more formalized before the next major
release. major extensions like dom/xsl are already using
).
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.)
return;
}
/code
3. reverting to the old parameter parsing API to handle things myself
4. do like Marcus and implement a boatload of
exception-rainsing-parameter-parsing stuff myself and hope it gets into the
engine g
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On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 10:04 AM, l0t3k wrote:
Why don't use just throw an exception yourself in your extension code?
I'm for errors as exceptions (obviously), but that is only necessary
for legacy code
thought) from the DLL, but in the debugger all i get is NULs. is it
possible to export global variables of arbitrary type in VC6, or are we
limited to primitive types ?
l0t3k
BTW - the data is essentially a byte array prefixed by a header and TOC
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See message above. is this supposed to return the property names or values ?
In grepping the source, there seems to be only one place where the handler
is called (convert_to_array() in zend_operators.c), and i cannot deduce from
there alone where names or values are expected.
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ah, forget it. i just took a look at the usage of
zend_register_internal_class_ex (parameter 3)
note to self: Use the source, Luke !
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