Re: [PHP] is_object($_SESSION['dagobertduck']);

[Matthias H. Risse]

thanks.
fixed that with simple un/serialize().
somehow i assumed php would be capable of
recognizing automatically that it makes sense with
object to do this automatically (who really needs
unexplicitly a string instead of o valid object
when puttin them into a session-var?)
thanks anyway
m
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[PHP] is_object($_SESSION['dagobertduck']);

[Matthias H. Risse]

hi:
i wonder why...
if(!is_object($_SESSION['xmlModel']))
echo there is no obj present, juppa**;
at my place always results in TRUE or
echoing the there is no.. , even if var_dump
reports that $_SESSION['xmlModel'] is an
object.
did i screw something up or are there
special policies with the beloved session
variables?
i thought $_SESSION is just mapped
into memory from the session-container
during init on every request and at the end of the
script serialized back to the container?
maybe i missed special policies for
referencing objects stored in the
session-variable?
thanks!
/m
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[PHP] a passion to perform ;)

[Matthias H. Risse]

Hi,

i just benchmarked some of my applications with PEAR::Benchmark
and would like to know if any of you have good literature
regarding PHP and performance in generall? I am not talking
about precompiled scripts (ioncube, zend, ..)
Basically I am trying to find out how good a standard HTML rendering 
PHP-Applications usually performs? Furthermore I wonder of there are any 
usability papers/studies regarding this topic?

(how long is long for a user? how
long is a user on broadband usually expectin a page to load without
thinking damn. why does this take so long?)
Maybe anyone knows of a good free performace and memory profiler?

Yours,
Matthias
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[PHP] Re: exclude_once(); ?

[Matthias H. Risse]

or if your PHP versions is prior to 4.3.0 use ini_set('include_path',
'.:/path'):
http://de3.php.net/manual/en/function.ini-set.php
Yes that was my idea, too. Probably its best to kick there whole 
include-path and substitute it with my own.

Lets hope it has nothing to do with the auto_append
thing.
I am just a little curious why they, by default, include old
PEAR classes. Thats def a bad trap if you dont do a $ pear upgrade-all
by cronjob.
Thanks for your assistance,
M
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Re: [PHP] PHP /\ UML

[Matthias H. Risse]

thanks. i just dislike the idea of usingdesktop apps bound
to a single gui. why the hell we need this in times of java/awt/swing,
.net, xul and other funky technologies? any more ideas?
/m

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[PHP] PHP /\ UML

[Matthias H. Risse]

Hi,

I wonder if anyone here is aware of UML Tools
for PHP? I know of ArgoUML whichs PHP-codegenerator
seems to be very beta.
Maybe there are or are planned and well intergrated plugins for Zend 
Studio, PHPEd, TruStudio/Eclipse or alike? Basically I would be 
interrested in a solution that really makes it possible to use UML in 
the design and implementation process and which works both ways 
(code-uml, uml-code)..

I hope this is not offtopic for this list, but I couldnt find
any public OO-related one.
Yours,
Matthias
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[PHP] exclude_once(); ?

[Matthias H. Risse]

Hi again!

Question:
Does anyone know of a possibility to exclude files which
have been included _before_ my script starts on the
fly (e.g. at the first lines after the entrypoint) ?
Reasons:
This ISP of my customer somehow includes a bunch of
old PEAR files by default which I dont need or of which I
need in a later version. So when several PEAR-packages
perform a require_once('HTML/foo.php') PHP recognizes that
it has already included foo.php and does not overload with
the one specified in my user space code.
Maybe there is a general possibility from blocking
my ISP including some files by default?
Anyone knows why this has become practice by some
ISPs? (Doesnt make sense to me to have overhead
for dozens of requests which scripts most of the
dont require those classes to be used).
Yours,
M
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