The docs do not state what the defaults are, and from tests,
it seems the values 4 - 9 return the same output as with no value,
on the string I tested with.
Does anyone know what the default compression levels are?
Thanks
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% The docs do not state what the defaults are, and from tests,
% it seems the values 4 - 9 return the same output as with no value,
% on the string I tested with.
With what sort of data are you working? How are you gzipping (PEAR
module, class,
On Wednesday 29 October 2003 03:27 pm, David T-G wrote:
Gerard --
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% The docs do not state what the defaults are, and from tests,
% it seems the values 4 - 9 return the same output as with no value,
% on the string I tested with.
With what sort of data
Gerard, et al --
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% With what sort of data are you working? How are you gzipping (PEAR
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On Wednesday 29 October 2003 11:29 am, Gerard Samuel wrote:
The docs do not state what the defaults are, and from tests,
it seems the values 4 - 9 return the same output as with no value,
on the string I tested with.
Does anyone know what the default compression levels are?
IIRC the default
I think the default is 6, but you will need a very long string to get
any benefit from higher numbers.
Gerard Samuel wrote:
The docs do not state what the defaults are, and from tests,
it seems the values 4 - 9 return the same output as with no value,
on the string I tested with.
Does anyone
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