Raman Unni wrote:
learning to develop the web site
I don't know what you mean by learning to develop the web site
but certainly for learning purpose a cvs account is not needed.
If you'd like to know how the php.net website is build
you can use anonymous cvs access to check out the module
Hi Jason,
I was the extension user talking about a few of the problems :-)
I still had not the time to take a look at all the functions.
1. Consistency problems
a. Some functions take host, some take ip, some take both
b. Parts of the code use socklen_t, parts use int
c.
Someone please make this happen in the FE.
force by ref for the follwing:
xmlrpc_decode_request - second argument
xmlrpc_set_type - first argument
as e.g. xmlrpc_decode_request($xml_request, $method) will give you
an annoying warning.
ehhh, and surely remove the if
...posting at 2:30am can lead to interesting sentence
constructions. my appologies :-)
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Hi,
yeah ext/sockets again :-)
The 5th param of socket_sendto() obviously cannot be a hostname
(string). socket_bind(), socket_connect() etc. allow this though.
So I am not sure wether it is wanted or not. But I guess it is :-)
For socket_sendto() though one would need to use
gethostbyname
Jason Greene wrote:
Well the problem is that all 3 of them work differently,
and they should follow a consistent flow. One of them allows either,
another allows only ip, and another allows only host.
That and the protos are all wrong.
I will have to do some cleanup on that.
oki, but
I found something else about socket_send():
proto: int socket_send(resource socket, string buf, int len, int flags)
4 parameters
from the source:
if (zend_parse_parameters(ZEND_NUM_ARGS() TSRMLS_CC, rsll, arg1,
buf, buf_len, len, flags) == FAILURE)
5 parameters? what is len?? please remove
Sean R. Bright wrote:
len is the length of the buffer. When 's' is specified in
zend_parse_parameters, both the string and the number of characters
are returned to the calling function. In this case, len is the
length of 'buf_len.'
:-) oki, the given prototype ist wrong then.
could
Can anyone help me out for what the socket_fd_* functions
in ext/sockets are good for and in which scenario they might
be useful?
thx n greetZ
-moh
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Richard Samar wrote:
Can anyone help me out for what the socket_fd_* functions
in ext/sockets are good for and in which scenario they might
be useful?
hmm obviously a wrap of the FD_* macros
...sorry to bother :-)
-moh
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When ADT becomes Alpha/Beta (Experimental), I'll put together a
nice set of examples as well as documentation.
Any specs concerning the month/week/day when this is gonna happen? :-)
January, Feb or rather June?
There are folks (mohs) waiting some time for this great features ;-))
Markus Fischer wrote:
No, but my point is the interface isn't going to be changed
tomorrow. Not even next week.
Very true! Well, I was thinking about sockets documentation for while
after the bigger changes came.
I just talked with Jan about it and we will go for it,
writing the
Hi,
as ext/adt hasn't experienced any updates for a while, I'd just
like to know if further development ist planned.
Appreciate any kind of answer :o)
best regards
-moh
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manual translation into german
e.g. PCRE chapter is still not translated into german for a lng time :-)
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Hi,
Sterling asked me to post this *here* instead of query on IRC ;-))
I'd like to write a function which gets on argument (an object).
The function itself creates another object and adds the object
it got to this object and returns this object.
So in PHP one is able to create an object
I finally figured out how to do this.
Thanks a lot to zeev@efnet and hartmu@ircnet.
-Richard
Richard Samar wrote:
Hi,
Sterling asked me to post this *here* instead of query on IRC ;-))
I'd like to write a function which gets on argument (an object).
The function itself creates another
s/hartmu/hartmut
Richard Samar wrote:
I finally figured out how to do this.
Thanks a lot to zeev@efnet and hartmu@ircnet.
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