Yeah, Zeev just mentioned me a few days ago that it was not up2date
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"Diggy Bell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote... :
> Thanks Maxim... I had found that page, but there are a number of functions
> (add_assoc_*()) that aren't covered there. But after a bit of he
Thanks Maxim... I had found that page, but there are a number of functions
(add_assoc_*()) that aren't covered there. But after a bit of header file
scrambling, I managed to get it working.
Thanks again!
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There is one here:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/zend.php
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"Diggy Bell" <[EMAIL PR
I've been looking through the ./ext dir for php-4.2.3 and trying to figure
out how to revive the Birdstep (Velocis) database extension. Where I'm
running into problems is with the Zend API fnctions. Is there any reference
material that describes the functionality and API of the TSRM module?
Also
As long as the extension is marked EXPERIMENTAL so are the
docs and so they may be out of date for current version and
also up to date with current versions and not reflect the
behaviour of any of the older versions.
As it has been mentioned numerous times, volunteers are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > Thanks for bringing that up, Jon. How do I know which version of the
> > documentation applies to a particular released version of PHP? We're still
> > using php 4.0.6 where I work, but the documentation for the sockets library
> > (for example) reflects some newer
Hi,
Where can I find the latest documentation on how to write php extensions? The only
documentation I found is: http://www.zend.com/zend/api.php
But the api documentation is outdated. Thanks for your help very much.
Regards,
Shao.
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["Harald Radi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
> hi,
>
> how should classes be documented ? since they are not really a function they
> only have a return value together with new and seems
> to be illogical.
> is there also a way to document members and attributes ?
> is there a list of tags that are avail
hi,
how should classes be documented ? since they are not really a function they
only have a return value together with new and seems
to be illogical.
is there also a way to document members and attributes ?
is there a list of tags that are available ?
-harald
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