RL $xsl = join(, file(x.xsl));
RL
RL Blah... I see this a lot. We should probably just relent and make a
RL function that reads an entire file into a string.
I said this a year ago... Somehow there were counter-argunets on that (I
don't remember what they were, but it's still not there).
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sh I'd need to see your test script to give you an answer, that
sh repeat count does look nasty (with an FYI that I'm no longer
sh maintaining Sablot, as all my development efforts are now
sh focused on the XSLT extension..)
The script is pretty plain:
?
define(TC, 50);
$xsl = join(,
$xsl = join(, file(x.xsl));
Blah... I see this a lot. We should probably just relent and make a
function that reads an entire file into a string.
-Rasmus
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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Blah... I see this a lot. We should probably just relent and make a
function that reads an entire file into a string.
+1 :)
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On Sunday 24 June 2001 18:32, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
$xsl = join(, file(x.xsl));
Blah... I see this a lot. We should probably just relent and make a
function that reads an entire file into a string.
Yes please!
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On Sun, 24 Jun 2001 10:32:06 -0700 (PDT), Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
$xsl = join(, file(x.xsl));
Blah... I see this a lot. We should probably just relent and make a
function that reads an entire file into a string.
+1
- Martin
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Blah... I see this a lot. We should probably just relent and make a
function that reads an entire file into a string.
Yes, please do :)
Regards,
Marten.
ps.
This has been requested in #5008, #7213 and #8882.
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Doesn't this do that?
$FilePointer=fopen($FileLocation,r);
$_MyString.=fread($FilePointer,filesize ($FileLocation));
fclose($FilePointer);
Althought I guess this could suck memory pretty hard on large files, and you
guys want to get away from that...
-Brian
Blah... I see this a
