2012/7/17 Ángel González :
> Those could be in the flag. The / are not really needed, they are an
> additional syntax over regex provided by PHP (and the character can be a
> different
makes it a little bit like Perl. I see this as a "standard". So for me
a regex is with delimiters, even if the l
On 17/07/12 13:34, Alex Aulbach wrote:
>> That's more or less what I have thought.
>> If it's a string surrounded by square brackets, it's a character class,
>> else
>> treat as a literal list of characters.
>> ] and - can be provided with the old trick of provide "] as first
>> character",
>> "mak
2012/7/16 Ángel González :
>> 1a) If you want to support character classes, you can do it with pcre:
>> http://www.php.net/manual/en/regexp.reference.character-classes.php
> That's more or less what I have thought.
> If it's a string surrounded by square brackets, it's a character class,
> else
>
hi,
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:19 PM, Ángel González wrote:
> About supporting POSIX classes, that could be cool. But you then need a way
> to enumerate them. Note that isalpha() will be provided by the C
> library, so you
> can't count on having its data. It's possible that PCRE, which we bundl
On 16/07/12 17:32, Alex Aulbach wrote:
> I like it. I've looked in some code and found about 8
> password-generation-functions. 4 of them have more or less the same
> idea behind.
>
> The rest generates more complicated password. E.g. "minimum one
> digit", "First letter must be alphabetic". This i
On 16 July 2012 16:32, Alex Aulbach wrote:
> I like it. I've looked in some code and found about 8
> password-generation-functions. 4 of them have more or less the same
> idea behind.
>
> The rest generates more complicated password. E.g. "minimum one
> digit", "First letter must be alphabetic". T
I like it. I've looked in some code and found about 8
password-generation-functions. 4 of them have more or less the same
idea behind.
The rest generates more complicated password. E.g. "minimum one
digit", "First letter must be alphabetic". This is easy to implement.
Some generate passwords from
On 16/07/12 16:21, Anthony Ferrara wrote:
> If this is something that's desired, I can update the password
> implementation to include this change (since it depends on a function like
> this internally)...
>
> Anthony
Looks good.
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I like the concept in principle. But implementing it is non trivial.
First, you need a base-conversion function that will allow you to convert
between arbitrary bases (base_convert() won't work, because it only works
on fixed bases, and on numbers < INT_MAX)... Here's a utility class that
does jus
This sounds very useful. To make it easier to use, why not also add
some string constants, something like CHARS_HEX, CHARS_BASE64,
CHARS_DECIMAL, etc? Then you could just do `random_string(24,
CHARS_HEX);` to get a 24-char hex string.
On 16 July 2012 14:54, Nikita Popov wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I jus
Hi all,
I just want to throw a quick thought in here:
The password API proposal includes a function called
password_make_salt(), that basically creates a random string, either
in raw binary form, or in the bcrypt salt format. Personally I don't
see much use for the function in the salt context as
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