I do beg your pardon... But does PHP not have GOTO command?
Am I wrong?
Carlos Cirello
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just use php to do it
getcwd()
Paul Roberts
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Non sequitur.
C is a structured languaged and has goto. Why shouldn't PHP have goto?
Sometimes is pointless bundle together HTML and PHP and keep it in a if
statement or a function, like this
if(TRUE){
? SHOW THIS ?
}else{
? SHOW THAT ?
}
Whence such construction as below keep the
I'd probably use substr. For the first 30 characters plus three full
stops (untested):
$shortstring = substr($longstring,0,30);
The manual shows all the string handling functions
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.strings.php
Regards
Chris
Hawk wrote:
Lets say I have a news text, and in
Hey Scott:
I also found out that I would need to recompile PHP with the --xml option.
That's suck! Will have to do it while the server is on live site.
Hopefully nothing will go wrong. (Cross my finger!).
Why the fear?
Do the make/build in a location other than where the live binary is.
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Subject: Re: [PHP] GOTO command. Doest it exist?
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No, and you don't need it. The reason? Ask yourself, what is the use of a
GOTO?. Usually GOTO indicates a function of some sort, which you could
easily replicate with a function() or switch() if you need to send your
application in
Carlos,
A search of the on-line manual does not find it
(http://www.php.net/manual) but even if it has, I would advise you not
to use it. Its a throwback to the 1970s before structured programming.
Regards
Chris
Carlos U. Cirello Filho wrote:
I do beg your pardon... But does PHP not have
Havent' thought about that. That's what so great about UNIX!!! Windows,
too picky
Scott
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Hey Scott:
I also found out that I would need to recompile PHP with the --xml
option.
That's
Hi there!,
I'm trying to emulate a class destructor, according to the PHP documentation
I can emulate this by using a call to register_shutdown_function(),
containing the function to be called upon shutdown.
While this apparently works outside a class, I want to use it inside a
class, in other
I am affraid to say that there is indeed, however not under keyword goto but
under commentaries of do while statements..
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Carlos,
A search of the on-line manual does not find it
Try (this is untested)
if (length($string) 30) {
print substr($string, 0, 30) ;
}
else {
print $string;
}
--OR-- (if you want to over-write $string)
$string = ((length($string) = 30) ? substring($string, 0, 30) :
$string );
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OK,
Anyway goto's are bad and wrong things... And one shouldn't use it. I am
wrong in trying to solve such problem using it. But I was really amazed that
PHP did not have goto
Kind Regards,
Carlos Cirello
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This is completely off the top of my head (i've never done this
before) -- but try single-quoting it to prevent interpolation
register_shutdown_function('$this-cleanup()');
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William_dw -- Sqlcoders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Well, IMO, the only languages that really need goto's are low-level
ones like assembly and C.
goto's are more trouble than they're worth when you get into
structured or OO programming.
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Carlos U. Cirello Filho [EMAIL
This is completely off the top of my head (i've never done this
before) -- but try single-quoting it to prevent interpolation
register_shutdown_function('$this-cleanup()');
Hiya,
thanks for the suggestion, but i get the same 'Unable to call ...' message.
Any other ways you can think of?
I
In the 5 minutes i took to test it out, it seems that register_shutdown
doesn't seem to like object methods (?)
I did come up with a solution, but it't not really the best way to
do things put cRoute_Destructor() into the same file as the
class declarations, so that when you include() the
Hi All,
I'm writing a search facility and am stripping noise words from a string
(The string contains between 50 - 200 words). Presently I'm importing a text
file of noise words (The noise words file contains almost 1000 words) then
using :
#-- remove noisewords
$cntLmt =
I think this is similar to what you're asking for, but it's
probably slower (you have to split(), traverse, then join())
foreach ($noiselist as $noise)
foreach ($inputlist as $input)
if ($noise == $input) // do something
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scott (*)
Many will tell you that the goto command is extinct. It isn't, it's just
evolved into the function command. What you do now is create a function:
function some_name($variable,$other_variable,...)
{
some code here;
}
then, call it using :
Hello,
I would like to know wether it's possible to put an array into a database?
If not, what is the best way to archieve something like that?
Thanks in advance,
Leon Mergen
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On Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 10:25:36 PM, you wrote:
I would like to know wether it's possible to put an array into a database?
If not, what is the best way to archieve something like that?
Yes it is. See http://www.php.net/serialize
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Not directly no. You can serialize the array and store it in a single text
field. Or, if this array contrains data that you'll be retrieving often
then you can construct a table and store each array element in a new row.
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So this would handle 2-demensional arrays too?
So, if I have
$array = (
foo = bar,
wom = bat
);
it would work?
And darn, that I didn't come up with this (I'm familliar with Java, and they
use Serializable) ...
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On Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 10:59:00 PM, you wrote:
So this would handle 2-demensional arrays too?
So, if I have
$array = (
foo = bar,
wom = bat
);
(erm, i know it's late, but that looks like a 1-dimensional associative array)
it would work?
As far as I know, serialize
I Have worked out this, but when $menu is not set it does the foreach
function anyway, and desplays an error.
What Can I do to stop the foreach function from working if $menu is not
set??
?
if ($menu==(introduction)) {$sub = array(
'overview.php' = 'Overview',
'moreinfo.php' = 'More Info'
);
}
Change introduction to a variable with $ in front of it or put it in quotes
introduction.
What Can I do to stop the foreach function from working if
$menu is not
set??
?
if ($menu==(introduction)) {$sub = array(
'overview.php' = 'Overview',
'moreinfo.php' = 'More Info'
);
}
On Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 10:59:13 PM, you wrote:
I Have worked out this, but when $menu is not set it does the foreach
function anyway, and desplays an error.
What Can I do to stop the foreach function from working if $menu is not
set??
http://www.php.net/isset
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Yes I believe serialize will work with any array. When you extract it from
the database simply do $array = unserialize($str) to rebuild the array.
-Kevin
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Subject: Re:
Could you post an example of the code you're working with?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 10:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] 405 Method Not Allowed with Post Request on PWS
I'm running PHP 4.2.1 and
Im expecting a string like foo.png.
Im trying to replace 'foo' with another value that I have.
Im trying this -
$file = preg_replace('/([a-z][0-9]-_*)(.[a-z]{3,4})/i', $new_file .
$2, $_FILES['upload']['name']);
The second regex group works ok, its the first one I cannot figure out.
It is
You should be able to contain your foreach statement within an if statement:
if (isset($menu))
{
foreach ($sub as $link = $name) (
$sublink .= lia href='.$link.'.$name./a/libr;
}
else
{
print menu variable not set
}
Hope this helps.
Hugh
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Can you put things in standard quotes? 'Aimburu
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Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 12:44 AM
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Subject: [PHP] addslashes for db search?
Hi there,
I have some db records starting with a
Well Ive gotten
(.*)
and
([a-z]*[0-9]*_*-*)
to work thus far as the first group.
I would like to avoid option 1, and option 2 doesn't seem right
Gerard Samuel wrote:
Im expecting a string like foo.png.
Im trying to replace 'foo' with another value that I have.
Im trying this -
$file
Create two database tables. One for categories and one for links. Here are
the fields you want for categories:
- ID
- ParentID
- Title
The ParentID field allows you to create a hierarchy of categories - one
category and it's sub-categories. For example:
ID ParentIDTitle
I do beg your pardon... But does PHP not have GOTO command?
Why do you need one? In my experience, going right back to BASIC over
10 years ago, it's rarely _necessary_ to have a goto.
In php I suspect you'd get similar functionlity out of either include()
for creating functions.
Not using
Well I have install the second version from the end :) .. in a slack box
with the latest apache server..
I tried to use the mail() function and it says that:
Warning: mail() is not supported in this PHP build in . . . . .
Well I notice that I haven't got sendmail installed, and so I installed
There's no special flag to compile the mail function.
If you've installed it and it still doesn't work, try giving the path to
sendmail in the line
sendmail_path in php.ini
In my file this line is commented out, seems like php detected the
sendmail exec. at configure time.
Well I have install
Does anyone know how I can use preg or any other function to identify a
double letter on the end of a string and then replace it.
So 'foo' would become 'f2' and 'bar' would not change.
Thanks
Zac
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if that's a direct copy of what you've got, then the parse error's probably
to do with the var and not the include_once
var is used only in classes...
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I don't know the answer, but... It sounds almost like a server configuration
issue. Almost as if the web server (Apache?) doesn't have the php extension
configured correctly.
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To:
Will getcwd() work for you?
Also, try phpinfo() to find out which variables are set.
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I've found that any language that supports while, do/while, for and
if/else as well as functions/subroutines doesn't need goto.
IMO, you should be able to do code using just those basic elements
(sequence, loops, conditions - basic flowchart commands)
just my 2c worth
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$file = preg_replace('/^([a-z0-9\-\_]*).([a-z]{3,4})$/i', $new_file .
.$2, $_FILES['upload']['name']);
Maybe this?
Jim Lucas
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Im expecting a
On Tue, 2002-06-11 at 23:21, William_dw -- Sqlcoders wrote:
Hi there!,
I'm trying to emulate a class destructor, according to the PHP documentation
I can emulate this by using a call to register_shutdown_function(),
containing the function to be called upon shutdown.
While this apparently
is your isp using a unix machine or windows machine?
if they are using a unix box then your backslash needs to be a forward slash
/, and if they are using a windows machine, your backslash needs to be
escaped. -- \\ other wise you are escaping the b in blah...
Jim Lucas
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what does $GLOBALS['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] return?
Jim Lucas
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Subject: RE: [PHP] get pwd on windows
Will getcwd() work for you?
Also, try
On 6/11/02 4:06 PM, Chris Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Carlos,
A search of the on-line manual does not find it
(http://www.php.net/manual) but even if it has, I would advise you not
to use it. Its a throwback to the 1970s before structured programming.
Sometimes, it's appropriate. You
There are times where a GOTO is really the most efficient way to get out
of a deeply nested set of loops or switches where the overhead of adding
the additional checks at each level would be painful. There are 1125 gotos
in the PHP C code. But, PHP has multi-level breaks to get around this
George,
your problem seems to be with your ACL ( Access Control List ) in other
words the user permissions on the machine you are remotely logging into ..
you need to have full Administrator rights inorder to install php onto NT..
get the People who are local to the machine to give you the full
Jim,
Try it and find out ;) just do a simple echo of that and you find it does
what it says it returns the path to the document root of ur sever ie where
the page is located on the machine.
Cheers
Peter
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Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] GOTO command. Doest it exist?
Many will tell you that the goto command is extinct. It isn't, it's
functions are evolved version of gosub/call - not goto
w/ goto, there's no way of returning back to where you came from, unless you
use another goto
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To: php
Subject: Fw: [PHP] GOTO
I'm trying to use the include function in some PHP scripts, but when I do
include 'config.inc'; or include 'config.php;
It returns all the information in the file when I look at my test php
file (which calls the include) Anyone know why this is?
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Umm...that's what it's supposed to do...it's including it...
---John Holmes...
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From: Tom Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 9:29 PM
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Subject: [PHP] Include question
I'm trying to use the include function in some
Yes, but according to http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
I should be able to delcare the include and then pull the information
out normally. So by what the manual says I can do this
somefile.php
?
$apple = 'green';
$pear = 'yellow';
?
callfile.php
?
include 'somefile.php';
echo
Hello,
Can anyone point me towards a tute (or any info) about using php to upload
and download medium size (~500k-1meg) files into a mySQL database (as
blob's i assume).
Cheers,
Brad
Nel vino la verità, nella birra la forza, nell'acqua i bacilli
Sounds like a weird thing to want to do, but this will do it:
preg_replace('/(\w)\1$/','2',$str)
-Rasmus
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Zac Hillier wrote:
Does anyone know how I can use preg or any other function to identify a
double letter on the end of a string and then replace it.
So 'foo'
Check that you actually have ? ? wrapped around the PHP code in
somefile.php that you include.
Justin French
on 12/06/02 11:36 AM, Tom Ray ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Yes, but according to http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
I should be able to delcare the include and then pull
Tom,
just did ur test on win2k php 4.2.1 with apache and when i just did ..
?
include 'somefile.php';
?
i get a blank screen as I should
the only way you should be getting anything is by calling the values...
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Sent:
Well I got it solved. It would help if I formatted my files correctly.
Sorry about that, i've been messing with PHP for about a year now, but
am now really diving into it so I may have stupid questions here and
there :)
TIA to all for help.
John Holmes wrote:
Umm...that's what it's supposed
Well I have jsut updates to the latest PHP version..
I was running a shopping catalog that now does not work with the new
update..
I access the Database to get
1). a list of available Product categories. (that works)
2). then from the selected category I get the available products that are in
This may be entirely incorrect, but something that might be worth
checking is to find the SQL statements being executed for item 2) in
your list and make sure that all values in the SQL statement have had
addslashes() performed on them.
For example, if your statement is something like:
somefile.php
?
$apple = 'green';
$pear = 'yellow';
?
callfile.php
?
include 'somefile.php';
echo Apples are $apple and Pears are $pear; \\ which would
return the
line with green and yellow in the correct spots.
?
But when I just do
?
include
I'm banking it's your register_globals setting in PHP.ini. Set it to on,
then read the release notes of the program you just installed so you can
learn why you want it OFF.
---John Holmes...
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From: Septic Flesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002
I want to use unlink() to delete a wildcard, but at the moment I keep
getting parse errors. Here's what happening:
I'm mucking around with some login stuff, when a user logs in it writes
a flat file that collects some information about them, the flat file is
created with the name
Hi
One way is to create an external reference to your class and use that in
the cleanup function. To make the cleanup function visible it has to be
declared inside the constructor (which makes it invisible to the rest of
the class:) This is how I have done it:
?
$ref = array();
class cRoute{
I. am testing a feedback form which consists of a single file with the
standard 'form method=POST action=?php echo $PHP_SELF ?'
It has problems when using ns4.7. If the form is filled in correctly it
works and sends email, but it checks for required fields and correct
email address and if there
You can't use wildcards. Use a system() or exec() call to do it.
Why use the datetime part at all? The usernames are unique, right?
---John Holmes...
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Subject:
Yeah they are, actaully I switched it to a static name and then added
the time stamp as part of the information I'm gathering. Now I just
re-write the file on each log in.
John Holmes wrote:
You can't use wildcards. Use a system() or exec() call to do it.
Why use the datetime part at all?
On Tue, 2002-06-11 at 20:12, Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi
One way is to create an external reference to your class and use that in
the cleanup function. To make the cleanup function visible it has to be
declared inside the constructor (which makes it invisible to the rest of
the class:) This is
You are experiencing two different problems.
1) The blank page you are seeing is possibly due to incorrect HTML
markup, where you are using tables incorrectly (most common problem for
people). Check to make sure you have the same number of data cells in
each row, that all your tag are
Just be aware that if the name is based on the username, it'll be easy
for other people to guess the names of files on your computer and
possibly inject code into it. Just something to be aware of.
---John Holmes...
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Sent:
At 01:18 PM 12/06/2002, Lars Torben Wilson wrote:
On Tue, 2002-06-11 at 20:12, Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi
One way is to create an external reference to your class and use that in
the cleanup function. To make the cleanup function visible it has to be
declared inside the constructor (which makes
On Wednesday 12 June 2002 05:00, Zac Hillier wrote:
Hi All,
I'm writing a search facility and am stripping noise words from a string
(The string contains between 50 - 200 words). Presently I'm importing a
text file of noise words (The noise words file contains almost 1000 words)
then using
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Well I have install the second version from the end :) .. in a slack box
with the latest apache server..
I tried to use the mail() function and it says that:
Warning: mail() is not supported in this PHP build in . . . . .
Well I
In article 001901c21190$c2ffc4e0$017f@localhost,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
Many will tell you that the goto command is extinct. It isn't, it's just
evolved into the function command. What you do now is create a function:
function some_name($variable,$other_variable,...)
{
I have a sql quer like this : select a.title AS bugga, b.id AS asdf
FROM tableone AS a FULL JOIN tabletwo AS b ON(a.title=b.filething)
anyway, thats a test query which is slightly smaller then the one I
want. BUT when i use it from the command console in postgres, it works
no problem
but in
Thanks for your reply, but it was neither of these things :)
An 'exit' directive had secretly sneaked into the script! which caused ns to
abort the rest of the script (as it should) while ie blissfully ignored
it(??). Anyway it all works now. Thanks again.
Chris Shiflett wrote:
You are
Hi
A revised cleanup function for multiple instances of the same class.
?
$ref = array();
class cRoute{
var $txt; //identify the class
function cRoute($txt=){
global $ref;
$x = count($ref); //get an index
$this-txt =
Well, my explanation to problem number 2 still stands. :)
The browser cannot ignore code that you write on the server with PHP,
such as exit. The HTTP response from the server is exactly the same
regardless of browser unless you specifically take different actions
according to the value of
Hi
It was the register_shutdown_function(array($this, 'cleanup')); syntax
that had me stummped and looking for magic :)
Tom
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On Tue, 2002-06-11 at 22:27, Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi
It was the register_shutdown_function(array($this, 'cleanup')); syntax
that had me stummped and looking for magic :)
Tom
Yeah, that needs to be explained a little better...hopefully I'll have
time to fix up that page in the next few
I sure hope I'm not going to stir up any trouble, but why exactly would you
need a GOTO statement? Many languages have no such construct because the
ability to use functions or routines makes GOTO statements obsolete. They
are most likley only in VB because it's a legacy thing, but AFAIK C,
FYI: c and c++ do have goto
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I sure hope I'm not going to stir up any trouble, but why exactly would you
need a GOTO
On Tue, 2002-06-11 at 22:01, Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi
A revised cleanup function for multiple instances of the same class.
?
$ref = array();
class cRoute{
var $txt; //identify the class
function cRoute($txt=){
global $ref;
$x =
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Håkan Askengren wrote:
I have managed to load images to database through php, but what about other
file types as MS Word (yes I dare to mention it here...)
What headers etcetera are needed?
Content-Type: application/msword
miguel
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On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Doug DeVries wrote:
Why am I getting all the messages from this newsgroup delivered to my
mailbox?
I subscribed to the newsgroup -- or at least that is all I wanted.
To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
The above link would be a good start.
You don't
This raises an interesting question (at least to me). I've had problems
like this before and had to hunt high and low for the mime type for a
file. Does anyone know of a listing for mime types (besides going
through the built-ins in the browser). Seems like a really handy
resource. File it
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Tom Ray wrote:
I want to use unlink() to delete a wildcard, but at the moment I keep
getting parse errors. Here's what happening:
I'm mucking around with some login stuff, when a user logs in it writes
a flat file that collects some information about them, the flat
I usually just grep through the one that comes with Apache; it's fairly
thorough. You might find it in /usr/local/apache/conf/mime.types
miguel
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Brad McCrorey wrote:
This raises an interesting question (at least to me). I've had problems
like this before and had to hunt
Aha! Nice one. thanks for that!
Miguel Cruz wrote:
I usually just grep through the one that comes with Apache; it's fairly
thorough. You might find it in /usr/local/apache/conf/mime.types
miguel
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Brad McCrorey wrote:
This raises an interesting question (at least to
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Zac Hillier wrote:
I'm trying to write a function to catch and remove plurals from a search
feature, can anyone suggest how I can efficiently remove 'ies' and 's'
from the right hand end of each word within an array?
You are wasting your time (and preparing to really
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Michael P. Carel wrote:
Is there anyone who could give me some reasons why does my php script with
oracle function does'nt work if i run apache as nobody/nobody?
My script only work if i run apache as oracle/dba.
Maybe your environment variables (ORA_BASE, etc.) are
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