I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can find information about how PHP
parser processes commands like:
$a=$b+$c;
if ($b $a) {}
(Ones with operators)
I've downloaded the source code, but I'm having much luck narrowing down my
search. Can anyone help me??
Thanks!
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Umm, maybe I'm confused, but here's an answer, not
sure if it's right:
The code in the braces will never be executed
because $a will always be ateast $b if not greater
(assuming $c has a value) which means that it couldn't
be greater, however it could be = if $c was 0.
Adam Voigt
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Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 12:41 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP Source files
I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can find information
about how PHP
parser processes commands like:
$a=$b+$c;
if ($b $a) {}
(Ones with operators
No, but that's ok...
What am looking to learn is HOW php makes those kind of expressiong work. I
know how to write php intematly, but I'd like to know where in the
downloadable PHP source code it processes these statements.
Any help on that??
Lewis
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Subject: [PHP] PHP Source files
I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can find information
about how PHP
Oh, ok, I was wondering cause I thought the question was
fairly basic, as for where in the actual source code to PHP expressions
are processed I have no idea. I bet they know in the php-dev mailing
list though, you might want to try there.
Adam Voigt
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Hey, that's a starting point!!! :)
Thanks
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Oh, ok, I was wondering cause I thought the question was
fairly basic, as for where in the actual source code to PHP expressions
are processed I have no idea.
Hi Adam,
Am Montag den, 9. September 2002, um 18:45, schrieb Adam Voigt:
The code in the braces will never be executed
because $a will always be ateast $b if not greater
(assuming $c has a value) which means that it couldn't
be greater, however it could be = if $c was 0.
$c could also have
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