Sean Coates wrote:
Ilya Sher wrote:
We discussed this issue with Jevon Wright (private emails)
and in the end of the day agreed that most simple yet powerful
solution is "superglobals", which would work like $_GET,$_POST
etc.
This can be accomplished in user-space, by cheating the existing $_*
The message is correct; Two is abstract since you haven't implemented a
"real" version of bar().
--Wez.
> With 5RC2 the following code produces a the fatal error
> "Cannot instantiate
> abstract class Two." In fact Two is not an abstract class,
> so the wording
> tripped me up for a minute.
>
With 5RC2 the following code produces a the fatal error "Cannot instantiate
abstract class Two." In fact Two is not an abstract class, so the wording
tripped me up for a minute.
The error actually occurs because Two doesn't implement all of One's
abstract methods. Could someone make a change to
I think your humor is too subtle for me. I don't understand what you
mean. If I do this:
sorry i just wanted to say that if you find out a solution you should
tell it to me and that atm i don't have any idea how to do it.
[...]
Your code was absolute correct.
OK, I figured that since you wrote
Hello David,
Thursday, May 13, 2004, 10:42:00 PM, you wrote:
> I think your humor is too subtle for me. I don't understand what you
> mean. If I do this:
sorry i just wanted to say that if you find out a solution you should
tell it to me and that atm i don't have any idea how to do it.
[...]
1. Maintaining my PEAR Math::Math_Numerical_RootFinding package.
2. Translating the PEAR documentation into Indonesian language.
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I think your humor is too subtle for me. I don't understand what you
mean. If I do this:
PHP_METHOD(test_class,__construct);
zend_class_entry *test_class_ce_ptr = NULL;
static zend_function_entry test_class_functions[] = {
PHP_ME(test_class, __construct, NULL, ZEND_ACC_PUBLIC)
{NULL, NULL
Hello David,
i did most of these functions but have no idea how to create default
arrays. If you find out please tell us.
marcus
Thursday, May 13, 2004, 9:29:02 PM, you wrote:
> zend_declare_property() tells me that I can't use it to create a class
> property that is an array. Why is that? W
zend_declare_property() tells me that I can't use it to create a class
property that is an array. Why is that? What is the recommended way to
create an array class property?
Thanks,
David
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Hello Marc,
i'll update the checkout on my server but you will have it through
PECL anyway in a week.
Thursday, May 13, 2004, 5:06:31 PM, you wrote:
> Hi,
>> Although we discussed a limited amount SQL dialect abstraction at
>> LinuxTag last year, the initial code is not going to do anything abo
It's more like Perl DBI in concept but with a PHP twist; data access
abstraction as opposed to database abstraction.
Very light weight and will take advantage of PHP 5 OO features to
implement lazy evaluation of result sets.
Although we discussed a limited amount SQL dialect abstraction at
LinuxT
Hi,
> I'm currently in DB API mode (working on PDO),
I know PDO is slated to be _the_ db-abstraction module from 5.x (5.1?)
onwards (which would replace dbx, but that's fine by me: PDO seems to
work more or less the same but with a more OO-ish api), but I was
wondering if these names bear any r
WF>>Can the compile/step definitely not handle multiple queries?
WF>>That's a shame :/
Manual says: The sqlite_compile "compiles" a single SQL statement
(specified by the second parameter) and generates a virtual machine that
is able to execute that statement. /.../ If the 2nd parameter actually
On May 13, 2004 09:25 am, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> I have discovered that SQLite function sqlite_query runs sqlite_exec
> function if it's return value is used and sqlite_compile/sqlite_step combo
> if return value is used. I think this is a problem - if I want to run some
> pack of queries (lik
I've been bitten by this too, but didn't get time to delve into it.
Can the compile/step definitely not handle multiple queries?
That's a shame :/
I'm currently in DB API mode (working on PDO), so I'll refresh my memory
and do some sqlite stuff over the next few days; if there is no way to
get th
I have discovered that SQLite function sqlite_query runs sqlite_exec
function if it's return value is used and sqlite_compile/sqlite_step combo
if return value is used. I think this is a problem - if I want to run some
pack of queries (like, create whole DB schema in one call), I can do it
with
Submit a few first, and if they're good, you'll get an account.
--Wez.
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: 13 May 2004 09:04
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-DEV] CVS Account Request: bolk
>
> Submiting new packages
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No. At the time of introducing superglobals it was made clear this is only
for internal use and not for script use. The main reason for introducing
them was to make it easier to access $_GET, $_POST and friends mainly due
to register_globals change. As this is something which happens at
compile
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