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). They're an
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Yes, I know, but that other broke the behaviour.
And the PHP documentation should be consistent with the PHP source, not
the other way around :)
Except when the source is buggy! :-)
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) if a page script returns status code
500, SOAP standard full conformance seems impossible to achieve.
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to overcome this problem?
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What are the plans to add multi-threading support to PHP/Zend engine?
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There doesn't appear to be a standard database access API in PHP. Instead
there's a separate API for each database supported. This is insanity for
anyone that wants to be able to support multiple databases. I know there
are a number of database abstraction
Hello,
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On Sat, Oct 27, 2001 at 12:29:48PM -0200, Manuel Lemos wrote :
I am afraid that will never happen.
A project for db abstraction as an extension is already in the
works. History discussions about it can be found on pear-dev
archiv.
What I meant
Hello,
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On Sat, Oct 27, 2001 at 01:47:10PM -0200, Manuel Lemos wrote :
What I meant that it would never happen is the adoption of an existing
database abstraction package.
Can you name a few?
Metabase, ADODB, PHPlib, etc.. This discussion was already held before
it and if it is
capable enough, I will write a driver for Metabase to interface with it,
but I am afraid it will something as frustrating as ODBC that does not
expose enough of the capabilities of the underlying database and you
can't tell it to do what the applications need.
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Markus Fischer wrote:
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[...] lication. I don't think PEAR-DB provides this. [...]
For me, Metabase and PEAR::DB (and others) were exactly written
for that purpose: driver independent database access. Did I miss
-language.net/ but I am not mentioning
anything about database procedure meta-language there yet.
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is willing to turn it into a PHP module.
BTW, if you just give a RTF document module the .doc extension, Word
will still be able to figure that it is a RTF file and reads it like
that. This means that you can generate easily .DOC files under
non-Windows OSes! :-)
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Source Conference and in Frankfurt, but for whatever reasons you could
not attend. Anyway, I am giving the hand for cooperation. It is up to
you to decide if you would like to take this chance for the benefit of
the whole PHP community.
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Stig S. Bakken wrote:
Jean-Michel POURE wrote:
Optimization can only be achieved at application level, i.e.
- in your
Hello,
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when you post to more than one newsgroup.
care to explain what you mean? your post showed up on both lists just
fine, as far as i can tell.
http
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- Metabase API already provides true portability to database
applications, so you would not need to crack your head doing what
Metabase already does.
Firstly, I can certainly see benefits
Metabase better.
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products. I would not mind if your comments are somehow biased towards
your products as long as you present technical facts.
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that variable despite inside the function the argument variable seems to
have the right value.
Is this a PHP bug or this is not the right way to do it?
Try the example below.
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class test_class
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Sure but they way it seems to me is that reporting the problem did not
make any difference. So why bother reporting?
Just because yours was rejected doesn't mean all were
other developers
the right to do that for any other function. I don't think anybody is
interested to open that can of worms.
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Gee, Markus, have you just arrived to php-dev? :-)
Hehe. No, was at a party ;-)
For all these years? Long part, huh? ;-)
That the particular problem missbehaved in the past for so
Hello,
Derick Rethans wrote:
Dear Manuel,
On Sun, 16 Dec 2001, Manuel Lemos wrote:
What is the problem with 1000 switches? It is definitely better than
breaking backwards compatibility of functions that behaved like that for
4 years.
I just checked that there are 78 occorrences
to the page
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/php-objects/ . If you send the message to
the above address I think you do not need to have a Yahoo account if you
don't have one and don't want to subscribe to it.
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of Content-Disposition but I also
use Content-Location header. Since a lot of people use download manager
like GetRight, I put the a dummy attribute in the URL so it looks like:
http://phpclasses.UpperDesign.com/browse.html/file/filename.zip .
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Zeev Suraski wrote:
At 03:43 16/12/2001, Manuel Lemos wrote:
So, there why keep giving more reasons to not upgrade?
Because sometimes it's necessary. The way dirname() behaved was buggy and
unintended - it simply did not do what
in
PHP, but I am afraid the later it is added, the more users will give up
on PHP for other languages with such support.
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Hello,
Zeev Suraski wrote:
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One thing that I think it is really vital to prevent PHP to leak even
more users to other languages is to have built-in support for consuming
Web services.
Manuel,
A friendly suggestion - you always sound
transport layer would provide any advantage. It would make data
marshalling and exchaging slower without providing any extra flexibility
( I think).
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that I am afraid that this trend
of dropping PHP for the lack of support like this will be more evident
soon or later. Of course you may continue to disconsider my suggestions
as you usually do.
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One thing that I think it is really vital to prevent PHP to leak even
more users to other languages is to have built-in support for consuming
Web services.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/WebServices/SWSAPI/phptut
and I thing built-in Web services consuption support is
important for PHP and not because I have a special need for that.
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Hello,
Zeev Suraski wrote:
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What you are saying is that when I make a suggestion people become
emotional and work very hard to raise as much objections as they can
instead of staying rational and try to see the benefits of the
suggestion.
It's
Hello,
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At 09:13 PM 1/1/2002 -0200, Manuel Lemos wrote:
I already have some SOAP components written in this meta-language. If I
work on something that would make it easier to provide and consume Web
servers (and I have been doing some work), I will invest my time better
.
You may want to talk with Lukas Smith and Gavin Sherry as I heard them
talking about adding some kind of CORBA support to PHP.
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, Python, etc.. already have
thread support. :-)
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is to
use PHP to run things like Metabase for database installation and
maintenance.
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Hello,
This thread is not going anywhere because you continue to be insensitive
to everything I tell you.
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(b) If we do it, it'll go on leaking as it does today
False, if you do it you will give one less reason for users
the importance of being
able to consume Web services with built-in support in PHP, it means that
PHP will be lagging further more compared to those languages for a long
time until PHP developers stop being stubborn and stop inventing excuses
for not adding it to PHP.
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. This is one
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There's a good idea, I think! Addressing user requests should help PHP
users stick to it.
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just to make it outstand in the pending bug queue. I suggest that
you adopt an authentication scheme like bugzilla, that requires
submitters to subscribe confirming the subscriptions by e-mail. This
way, multiple votes from the same subscriber would only count as one.
Keep up the good work,
Manuel
Hello,
Melvyn Sopacua wrote:
Manuel Lemos said at 22:18 6-1-2002:
- Assuming that the number of votes may influence in the priority that
developers will give to fix each bug, it seems easy to mislead
developers because somebody that realizes that may submit a bunch of
votes just to make
that the voting will really prove all that useful in
cajoling developers to work on specific bugs. i suspect it will be more
I think it will help the QA time to concentrate on bugs that seem more
urgent, if the vote system can work reliably.
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Hello,
Abhimanyu_bhola wrote:
Suppose I want to migrate PHPs from a Linux/Apache machine to an IIS
box(having PHP installed)
What needs to be done apart from physically copying the files???
what needs
Zak Greant wrote:
On 2002-12-01 05:24, Manuel Lemos wrote:
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[insert other shameless plugs here]
What is the matter with you? Why this hostility again? Does the truth
bothers you?
Are you going to start yet another repress Manuel because we
first public release soon,
hopefully some time next month. But don't worry I will make a nice
review of your book anytime until then.
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His follow messages just confirm what I said.
I find intolerance in both sides of the argument.
Agreed, but that did not happen because of no reason.
When somebody steps on your feet deliberately what do
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At 06:23 PM 1/12/2002, Manuel Lemos wrote:
I was kidding, but since you took it seriously, just by going to
http://bugs.php.net/search.php I can see that there 920 outstand bug
reports to be addressed. How come anybody can think that repressing
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it was introduced in PHP 3.
If you figure that this change will break your PHP code, you may want to
try the function in the page below. It also contains a fixed version of
dirname that was also broke between PHP 4 and 4.1.0.
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Alain
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to be constructive by suggesting improvements in the quality of
PHP development process. Now you may put that gun down. :-)
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On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
Alain Samoun wrote:
Manuel:
What is broken with strtok() since php4.06? So far my code
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Before somebody decides to repress my opinion again,
Hah! That's got to be one of the funniest things I've ever read!
Downloads do not imply usage, only curiosity. I've downloaded
with a system built on Tcl, and Apache, (from
Altitude Software) and on the server's startup, it would load all routines
into namespaces, before doing anything... this would literally remove the
need for cache...
But that is what the cache systems do.
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is important could use it from now on. Why do you think this is not a
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Hi, does anybody know when the strtok bug
introduced
After 4.0.6 .
in 4.1.1 will be fixed ?
Will we have a 4.1.2 or should I try to grab a cvs
tree (assuming
than once.
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to promote locally the use of PHP, and
not down to the central group and/or developers to do that job. Promote it
by using it, and being a proud user. Don't expect other people to do it for
you.
Sure, but some PHP developers have better means to make things happen.
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Hello,
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So,
the 64 million dollar question is...
how would you propose for php.net as a group/community to help promote it (i
would be interested in the specifics)?
Read again my initial message in the thread. It's all in there. More can
be done.
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not pertaining just
to PHP developers.
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announcements of PHP and other Zend products?
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in magazines where PHP is usually not
heard about. I think that if we can't address all the media with
potential interest on PHP, we should focus on the media that has greater
audience but usually does not mention PHP.
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Manuel Lemos wrote:
There is no doubt about that, but the original poster was asking why
PHP is not part of college curriculum and I was explaining that
unlike other languages that are marketed by companies with big
brands, there is no big brand behind
for this kind of questions,
so I don't think it is correct to humiliate a user in a public forum
because you are not only making him stay away from this list but also
from PHP due to the hostility that he is receiving, but that is just my
opinion.
Just my 2 cents of EUR.
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Derick
talking to him in Portuguese
or asked some Portuguese speaking person to help explaining the guy the
right way to post his messages?
If the bug is not where you are looking, it is because somewhere else.
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distributing binary applications. :-)
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Services with
SOAP?
It should be not be that hard. There are Java bytecode to C converters,
it should not be hard to make Zend bytecode to C conversion.
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to cooperate even if they don't have
much time. APC, I could not realize how alive the the project is. Do you
actively work on it or are you too busy?
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Alain Samoun wrote:
Manuel
Hello,
Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
Manuel Lemos wrote:
What is needed that is we can make it work officially as a
compiler, not just as a cache engines that may or may not output
compiled files to the disk.
Take a look at archive.
There were discussion between George and Zeev.
I
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accomplished, I thing that basically you would
not need Zend Engine for most PHP applications. With that in mind I
could certainly why Rasmus eyes where shinning when he was talking about
that project. No wonder why Sascha was said to be Rasmus favorite PHP
developer. :-)
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does is what java.lang.Compiler class is for.
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to his
offer after that.
http://news.php.net/article.php?group=php.devarticle=64515
So, could George extensions be added to PHP now? Was that directory
created or it still needs a volunteer to do it?
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Maybe. The way I see it may be as easy as translating Zend bytecodes
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the rest of libraries that may be needed.
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. So, this will not go forward for the
lack of will and contributed work.
That's great news.
Yes, oh BTW, I would like to apologise to the numerous people that
contacted me privately because I still did not have time to reply to
them personally. I will do so ASAP.
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Unless I'm mistaken, Java doesn't have eval. Any language with eval
needs a runtime environment when executing, even if the rest of the code
is converted to C
I am not expert in Java (actually I don't program in Java - MetaL
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1.) if ($var == 1 ||
$var == 2 ||
$var == 99) { // ...
switch($var)
{
case 1:
case 2:
case 99:
}
Regards,
Manuel Lemos
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, Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
Stig S. Bakken wrote:
Yes, someone banned your email address from lists.php.net (fixed now).
Personally, I find it completely unacceptable that someone goes ahead
just banning people just like that. On behalf of the PHP Group, I would
like to offer you
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