it properly.
The original question wasn't whether it was a good idea or not, but
that it didn't act as the docs said it did. In the mean time, you
might like to know that this behaviour IS apparently considered
correct and a patch to documentation has been committed.
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by pointing out there's a problem in the
first place? It's a lot more constructive than being rude.
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[A:private]=
NULL
[B]=
NULL
[c:protected]=
NULL
[A:private]=
NULL
}
[c]=
NULL
}
Reference preserved. It's not like I care about PHP4, nor am I doing
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), but occasionally they just don't
read the report - in this case I was referred to the documentation,
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the properties (member
variables) of that object as the array's elements. The keys are the
member variable names.
It seems that's not quite true.
How can I stop it doing this? Looks a bit buggy to me.
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with multiple public and multiple private variables. If
the format
of the array keys stays the same, then you should have your answer.
In my real code I do have multiple fields all exhibiting this
behaviour. I'll report it.
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:private]=
string(0)
[field3:protected]=
string(0)
}
array(3) {
[field1]=
string(0)
[Myclassfield2]=
string(0)
[*field3]=
string(0)
}
So it seems protected fields behave differently too.
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probably be using the object itself anyway.
Bug report is here: http://bugs.php.net/?id=38935
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adding 'private' and 'protected' array properties containing field
names for each access level to the resulting array. OTOH, that would
break what you'd expect count() to deliver after the conversion. I
really think it should just do what's it's meant to, and no more.
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preferable to using reflection (unless it's a relic from PHP4?).
What's next - appending a creation time to integers when they're cast
into strings?
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$propArray[$key] = $value;
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Works nicely for me.
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traces alone makes it worthwhile IMHO.
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a single page; This is a very good way of making a browser go very
slowly and eat lots of memory.
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networking disabled in my network
control panel, and my PHP is configured with --disable-ipv6. How can
I force it to return only ipv4 addresses? Is there an ini setting
somewhere?
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in there, and also in /usr/X11R6/include/freetype2/freetype/
freetype.h Those files should be found using the paths I gave in
configure.
Anyone got any idea how I can fix this?
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bounces - MS Exchange server sometimes bounces messages with
no indication of the address the original message was sent to!
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function __construct(){
//This will be called in PHP5
}
}
Why penalise the platform you're intending to run it on?
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is working great for me from PHP.
http://www.fckeditor.net/
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/
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enough. Alternatively something like a CLI
option to firefox to run without X (i.e. no visible windows) and
output to a file instead of a display device. The options here don't
indicate that it can do that:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Command_line_arguments
Any other ideas?
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Thanks very much for the tip, very glad to have finally found a
solution.
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:05. Nothing special was needed.
The current 3.0.8 release of APC is broken in PHP 5.1.0-dev if you
ever use __autoload. It will be fixed in 3.0.9 (and is fixed in CVS),
though Rasmus implied that 3.0.9 is waiting until 5.1 release.
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call this as you asked, where would the result go?
Is there some sort of workaround ?
As was suggested, put your values in variables before calling the
function, though the code example you posted suggests you're trying
to do something odd.
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that this is the fastest
method:
'first part of string '.(($a==$b)?$c:$d).' rest of string'
I benchmarked this a while ago and was surprised to find that
multiple concats with single quotes are significantly faster than
interpolation.
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(it is reported as having come from
your __autoload function). You need a stack trace to figure out where
the original problem occurred - xdebug works a treat (but it won't
mix with APC).
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bugs in the bug system, but
only if you have a short reproducable test case.
If everything goes well, we can release it next tuesday. Especially
test
issues with mod_rewrite and Apache 2 please!
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supported very nicely in
PDO in PHP 5.1. A tangent I know, but a useful one nonetheless. Hey,
and I remember when print using was considered a 'power user'
feature in BASIC in 1981!
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without a break.
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by not forking and using
nohup (look it up with man) with , however, that will mean it runs
as you, whereas a forked process can easily switch users and drop
privileges for increased security.
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this
pretty much puts paid to using short tags.
Admittedly it is on in php.ini-dist, but that's not recommended is
it ;^)
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in sitepoint apache forums too, see if anyone there has
any idea.
Thanks for the ideas.
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written some), there are others that do
nothing but downloads (I use Interarchy for just that). I could offer
a similar opinion about the browsers that have odd implementations of
content-disposition.
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their site.
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- it's right up there with 'application/force-download'. If you
want to suggest (the final choice is not yours to make) that a
browser might download something instead of displaying it, set an
appropriate content-disposition header instead of setting the wrong
type.
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Todd, I think you should read this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/
q260519/
There's a PHP example just before the user notes here: http://
www.php.net/header
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as there may be multiple
independent deployments of the same scripts on the server, and I
don't want them including each others files. Adding .. to the path
would work but is a security risk. Any other ideas?
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();' seems to fail completely when called via
a rewrite. After all that, smarty still can't find its templates_c
for some reason. I'm sure there must be something simple and elegant
I'm missing. Probably a good night's sleep.
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will be: 'blah.php?x=Hello there', which
is obviously broken.
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compliant,
it's pretty unlikely to work, though I have occasionally seen things
like non-ASCII chars and '_' get through.
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It even has a method specifically for normal email addresses of
the form [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ah, well, that's good news. It's been a while since I looked at it.
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that a nested mass of string functions is
even more confusing - at least a regex has a fixed grammar. I've just
written a load of stuff that uses preg_replace_callback that I'm
quite pleased with.
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don't know about you but I often deal with arrays containing NULL
values where using isset would be very wrong.
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- the subsequent trim fixes them both. I like
mine because it has 1 less char ;^)
Ultimately, if it works for you, great!
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reliable to deal with all the other stuff like
MIME encoding, plus it has support for all these sending methods
without having to change much code. I use it with qmail.
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be exposed to this
possibility, no matter where your data comes from.
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used
other functions the same way you're using isset, you would see
nothing wrong with this:
$myarray = array();
print $myarray['a'];
but I would hope that you would have a problem with that. Why treat
isset differently?
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, and their test with isset
was failing. So it's not just academic and I'm not making it up -
this problem does happen for real.
All this over such a little thing - imagine if we had a whole
language to worry about! Oh wait...
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'])) {
if (array_key_exists('option1', $_REQUEST['checkbox_name'])) {
echo you selected option 1\n;
}
if (array_key_exists('option2', $_REQUEST['checkbox_name'])) {
echo you selected option 2\n;
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//etc...
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:
$text = preg_replace('/ */', ' ', $text);
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= mysql_fetch_array($myquery, MYSQL_NUM);
return $mydata[0];
}
return false;
}
Then call it:
if ($contents = display())
eval($contents);
This should be faster and safer than your original code.
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does not get saved back to the session file if
register_long_arrays is enabled.
Anyone else seen this? Any idea why it might be happening?
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changing an item in $_SESSION simply does not get saved back to the
session file if register_long_arrays is enabled.
I meant disabled.
I've also tried using it with the mm session save handler and I get
the same symptoms. I also get
/function.version-compare.php
to do so reliably. Version strings are messy things.
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). It doesn't do anything significantly
different to addslashes(), which is purely a PHP internal function.
If you are writing database independent code, you should probably
prefer addslashes (or things like adodb::qstr).
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be expected to deliver).
Otherwise as Jochem says, use RAM for your cache in the first place.
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be OK. However, if you're using UTF-8 anyway, why not just use
the real characters?
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all). This
would work, but it's way less efficient.
I can't use an absolute path as it's deployed in multiple
configurations on multiple servers, and config is bad enough already.
Now before I report this as a bug/feature request, does anyone have
any better ideas?
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() {
require 'a.inc.php';
global $a;
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Is this just how it is, or am I doing something wrong?
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original definition is directly inside the included file, and not
itself inside a function or class.
I should have mentioned that I'm using PHP 5.1-dev, so it could just
be bug...
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for png_write_image in -lpng... (cached) yes
If configure fails try --with-xpm-dir=DIR
checking for FreeType 1 support... no - FreeType 2.x is to be used
instead
...
Any idea why this is not working?
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, so it returns an empty array from __sleep, but
that's unlikely to be useful for a subclass that does have properties
(and serializing an object without any properties is pointless!).
Ideas?
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this. Since MySQL 4.1 I've
changed it to something like:
INSERT INTO mytable SET id = 123, bla = '$x' ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
bla='$x'
This saves you a query, and makes it easier to isolate the insert/
update as it will play nicely with autocommit.
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by then asking:
$sql = SELECT FOUND_ROWS();
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here:
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type hinting, so they HAD to implement it for
objects so that catch clauses could work properly.
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to you abandon and
resume later (unless you get clever with JS and cookies).
For keeping data in a session, you could combine this approach with
Ajax: http://particletree.com/features/smart-validation-with-ajax
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echo $a;
}
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In this case $this-thing will be undefined, but wibble() will get
the correct default value for $a.
Comments?
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There is no way to do that. What you _CAN_ do, to ensure you're
getting
an array is:
There IS a way to do exactly this. It's called type hinting and it's
a PHP 5 feature:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.typehinting.php
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within a session may go to
different servers, so file- or memory-based sessions are not much use.
Despite this, I also suspect that sessions may not be the way to go.
User authentication and management is not a synonym for sessions.
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on earth do I do that in PHP? I don't think that creating PHP
classes and using classmap will help (it just moves the problem), at
least partly because this is a dynamic WSDL that is subject to change.
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I wrote this question then found out where the problem was, so this
is just for the archives...
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I've compiled PHP 5.0.4 successfully on OS X 10.4.2, but I'm getting
a weird problem with iconv. I specified it in my configure line:
--with-iconv
and it seems to pick it up ok
On 18 Jul 2005, at 20:56, Sebastian wrote:
The phone would have to have GPS capabilities..
Not true. The network knows what cell the phone is in(and cells are
pretty small in cities), and it knows where the cell is. This is the
mechanism that's used for location dependent services
.
If I call it manually (i.e. non-WSDL way), something like:
$sc-__soapCall('login', array('username' = 'abc', 'password' =
'xyz'));
then it works, but in that simple gesture I've lost most of the WSDL
advantage.
What am I supposed to do?
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On 14 Jul 2005, at 16:07, Marcus Bointon wrote:
I've found various references to overriding the __call function
(which is now completely obsolete as it clashes with a magic
method) for the same kind of reason that I need to. So, it seems as
if __soapCall is NOT called internally when
some fink packages like apache2, JPEG,
PNG, etc) and I'm still getting the ld problem I mentioned. Think I
may have to report it as a bug and see what comes of that.
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On 13 Jun 2005, at 10:52, Marcus Bointon wrote:
I just tried compiling on a clean install of 10.4, with a clean
install of fink (I'm using some fink packages like apache2, JPEG,
PNG, etc) and I'm still getting the ld problem I mentioned. Think I
may have to report it as a bug and see what
for days at a time.
This article I wrote might help:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web_Languages/PHP/Q_20977409.html
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extensions I
need. There are no bugs posted on the PHP tracker that match these
errors, so it's clearly not a common problem.
Any ideas what might be broken, and how I might fix it?
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with
this. PHP's build system is completely independent of XCode. PHP uses
normal Unix-type tools such as gcc, make, ld, libtool, autoconf etc.
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rather than a compiling problem
(i.e. the problem occurs after gcc has finished successfully). It
seems that the OS X ld has different options to the GNU or BSD
implementations, so I guess I'm really after someone that knows ld
well enough.
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' in a global context is not really
anything wildly different in style to say ini_set or error_reporting.
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talking hypothetically anyway as we
don't have autoload methods at present).
This thread is meant to be about how to improve automatic include
file location - saying not to try to do it at all is not very helpful.
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, the file system you're on
probably is, so keep your case consistent throughout.
Docs are here: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.autoload.php
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method like __construct, so that a class would attempt to run
its own autoloader before breaking out to the global function namespace.
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,..., read its contents
and put it in
an associative array.
You have described exactly what the pear config package does: http://
pear.php.net/package/config/
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