> As for phpGACL, the feedback I got was that most ACLs out there are
> good at answering one question, from the following list:
>
> 1) "Can I access this object?"
> 2) "Who can access this object?"
>
> The trouble is finding an ACL that is equally adept at doing both.
I understand #1. That's th
On 8/24/07, Mitch Pirtle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> phpGACL was what was originally intended to be implemented, however
> there were some challenges behind making that possible. Andrew Eddie
> is behind the current ACL work, so he's most definitely the best
> resource to ask that question to.
do
On 8/24/07, Mark Withington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's used in Joomla! 1.x although I think this was something that was to be
> replaced in 1.5? Perhaps Mitch can chime in here.
It was intended for 1.0, then got pushed to 1.1 which became 1.5, and
now is sitting in 1.6 waiting for the chan
It's used in Joomla! 1.x although I think this was something that was to be
replaced in 1.5? Perhaps Mitch can chime in here.
On 8/24/07, Cliff Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does anyone use phpGACL? Good, bad, ugly? Alternative? Other suggestions
> for
> access control? This looks like an
Does anyone use phpGACL? Good, bad, ugly? Alternative? Other suggestions for
access control? This looks like an easy drop in, although the UI is wicked
confusing.
Clif
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Urb LeJeune wrote:
I used to teach Computer Science at the college and graduate
level. When OOP first
started the programmers with a lot of experience had real difficulty
seeing the advantage and
adapting to the new methodology. However, students who were just
starting to program had
n
Here's the code the format of the line is:
line_startX_startY_endX,endY_thickness;
0 && $difY<0){$startD=180;$endD=270;}
if($difX>0 && $difY>0){$startD=90;$endD=180;}
if($difX<0 && $difY>0){$startD=0;$endD=90;}
if($imagetype=="jpg" ||
$imagetype=="png"){imagesetthickness($image,$shapeData[
It takes some practice for many programmers because it isn't a natural
transition, but if you can take off the programmer hat and look at your
projects from the problem and solution domain instead, you will find that
these frameworks begin to fit your new thinking. This is what I
have found wa
Keith Casey wrote:
On 8/22/07, David Merryweather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It takes some practice for many programmers because it isn't a natural
transition, but if you can take off the programmer hat and look at your
projects from the problem and solution domain instead, you will find that
Jason Sia wrote:
> Hi, I created a drawing application flash using actionscript then I wanted to
> save the drawing in a jpg file. I succefulkly saved the file however upon
> looking at the output image, the output is not smooth, I used
> imagefillpolygon for lines thicker than 1px coz accordi
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