Hi
Once my father told me "It's better to seems like a stupid once then
being an ignorant forever". Can someone point me where to find information
about how the system works? I know this may sound a bit obvious for most of
you, but I am really a newbie dealing with CVS, since I never worked on
En réponse à [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> you, but I am really a newbie dealing with CVS, since I never worked
> on development of Open Source Proyects. Thanx...
Rodrigo,
You're looking for "how to read and download from a CVS" or "how to manage and
comit to a CVS" ?
Luc
--
This message has been sen
> Once my father told me "It's better to seems like a stupid once then
> being an ignorant forever". Can someone point me where to find information
> about how the system works? I know this may sound a bit obvious for most
of
> you, but I am really a newbie dealing with CVS, since I never work
>Welcome to Phpxml :o) Follow the link below, you'll find a version 1.N.5,
>and an archive with 300 ish messages that have been sent to this list since
>it's creation. I think you'll be pleased with what you find. Get the
>version from CVS, not from the download, as 1.N.5 was very buggy... :o(
> Which version from the CVS is the right one? 1.N.5 or the phpXml-develop?
Given how many bugs were in 1.N.5 I'd take the develop version. But the
develop version is as it says, a develop version, so you should expect bugs.
Currently 1.N.4 is the most stable version we have, so if you can't to
Overall I am quite impressed. I am running xpath.class.php on a
hurricane electric dual-PIII server and I have some good results as well
as some bad. Building up the tree for a 1,000 line (fair complex) xml
file takes 0.17 seconds and to dump it back out directly to either a
string or file takes
Suggestion...it is becoming a well know fact that preg is much faster
than the ereg engine, while also being much more powerful. Would it be
possible to rid of ereg functions in this class?
Dan
On 02 Oct 2001 21:43:55 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Overall I am quite impressed. I am running
> Overall I am quite impressed. I am running xpath.class.php on a
> hurricane electric dual-PIII server and I have some good results as well
> as some bad. Building up the tree for a 1,000 line (fair complex) xml
> file takes 0.17 seconds and to dump it back out directly to either a
> string or
> Suggestion...it is becoming a well know fact that preg is much faster
> than the ereg engine, while also being much more powerful. Would it be
> possible to rid of ereg functions in this class?
Put it on the task list... thanks for the suggestion.
Nigel
--
This message has been sent through
I have noticed two errors in the functions listed above. In the
replaceData, if the path is
/root[1]/node[1]/attribute::title
the "Numpty" check stops the _setContent from being executed, even
though _setContent can handle that xpath...so this seems to be a
mistake. Secondly, in the _setConten
( Sorry for having to post to list for this )
Could the person who runs the maillist contact me offlist please...
Am trying to unsubscribe
-- (a) have tried the link at bottom of list messages it has not
worked for me
-- (b) tried sourceforge but it denies that my email is a 'member'
Tha
RE: [phpXML] problem with whitespace> Is there a way to search nodes by
case-insensitive attributes?
I've never found one. Sorry. Seems to be an ommision in the XPath spec.
This has bugged me in the past too. Perhaps we should create a new string
function to map to lower case or something...
Okay, I am sitting here pulling my hair out over this one until I
finally dug myself down to the root of the problem.
Say I have a file
If i did
$xml->evaluate("/root/node/@number") or
$xml->evaluate("/root/node/attribute::number")
I would get NOTHING as a result...now, I changed to 0 to
13 matches
Mail list logo
