Hello,
I got this e-mail address from the Add note¹ page within the php.net
website. I was going to post something that was a question and I realised I
was in the wrong place :)
I have 2 basic questions and I¹m sorry if they may seem too basic. I¹m a bit
new to php.
The first question has to
Svevo Romano schreef:
Hello,
I got this e-mail address from the ŒAdd note¹ page within the php.net
website. I was going to post something that was a question and I realised I
was in the wrong place :)
I have 2 basic questions and I¹m sorry if they may seem too basic. I¹m a bit
new to php.
The
Hi there,
Many thanks for your answer. I've also gone through your example and it took
me 10 minutes to understand how the operator precedence was working there.
Was expecting 1 on the first call :)
But this is not the point. You've nailed my question very preciseley in your
first answer: 'the
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 7:16 AM, Svevo Romano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The second question has to do with the online manual. I¹ve found several
things on that manual specified in comments and not in the actual manual
part of it. What is the nature of the manual? Contributions from voluteers?
I would hazard a guess that the 'static' keyword and functionality
comes from ANSI C. I just pulled The C Programming Language by
Kernighan and Ritchie from the book case and it is described there in
it.
Essential book, by the way, IMHO.
--
-David.
When the power of love
overcomes the love of
Just one word,
Thanks :)
S
In 4/3/08 16:22, David Giragosian, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto
I would hazard a guess that the 'static' keyword and functionality
comes from ANSI C. I just pulled The C Programming Language by
Kernighan and Ritchie from the book case and it is described there in
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Svevo Romano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still, I jusy wonder how Jochem knew that the line is only executed the
first time a function is called while this info is not available on the
online manual. It's maybe all about how close you are to the community and
how
Hi Daniel,
Many thanks to you as well. I really appreciate your effort in answering my
queries guys. It means I'll do my best with books and the online manual.
And today I've probably found the best resource. The community!
Still, I jusy wonder how Jochem knew that the line is only executed the
Svevo Romano schreef:
Hi there,
Many thanks for your answer. I've also gone through your example and it took
me 10 minutes to understand how the operator precedence was working there.
Was expecting 1 on the first call :)
But this is not the point. You've nailed my question very preciseley in
Ok Jochem,
It makes a lot of sense. Now I know what I can expect from the manual and
what kind of approach I should have. I hope to contribute as well in the
future.
Many thanks,
S
In 4/3/08 16:11, Jochem Maas, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto
Svevo Romano schreef:
Hi there,
Many thanks for
-Mensagem original-
De: Svevo Romano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi there,
Many thanks for your answer. I've also gone through your
example and it took me 10 minutes to understand how the
operator precedence was working there.
Was expecting 1 on the first call :)
But this is not the
At 4:12 PM + 3/4/08, Svevo Romano wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Many thanks to you as well. I really appreciate your effort in answering my
queries guys. It means I'll do my best with books and the online manual.
And today I've probably found the best resource. The community!
Still, I jusy wonder how
On Tue, March 4, 2008 6:16 am, Svevo Romano wrote:
Hello,
I got this e-mail address from the Add note¹ page within the php.net
website. I was going to post something that was a question and I
realised I
was in the wrong place :)
I have 2 basic questions and I¹m sorry if they may seem too
On Tue, March 4, 2008 10:12 am, Svevo Romano wrote:
Still, I jusy wonder how Jochem knew that the line is only executed
the
first time a function is called while this info is not available on
the
online manual. It's maybe all about how close you are to the community
and
how many degrees are
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 5:05 PM, Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After you've learned a couple computer languages, the rest are mostly
about differences and gotchas rather than learning something new.
Ok, except the Lisp/Scheme/Prolog stuff, where you have to think
inside-out. :-)
Cheers Thiago,
In fact this was going to be my next question. I think I will report a
documentation bug, just because, after all the discussion we had today, I
realize that this is quite a common behaviour in other languages, but for
somebody new to languages, being them programming or scripting
Yes Richard,
In fact I know ActionScript and JavaScript and I'm trying to nail the
peculiarities of php. I totally agree. I am not used to use ' - ' to call a
method if you know what I mean, but the rest is quite familiar, phew! :)
Aside from that, this was just one of the things I could not
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