I would like to translate Pear manual to Polish (PL) language, and I want to make it
available to anyone via pear website, so I need cvs access to peardoc.
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Hi,
am I correct in assuming that input_filters are allowed todo whatever
they want with the value?
I am asking, because this is not properly documented and atleast the
mbstring extension violates this.
First of all it feeds input_filter a value pointer that is NOT allocated
with emalloc and s
I was actually asking which part of the PHP code I'd want to modify. I
haven't been able to find an overview of what all the different files are
for - possibly I'm just not looking in the right place. Does such an
overview exist that I could read over?
Secondly, I'm not suggesting a fork - I
Alex Stapleton wrote:
I am using PHP5, if I want unsigned binary shift, do i have any
options other than converting to a string using base_convert and
You could use BC: bcdiv($a, 2); to do $a >> 1;
- Chris
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Are << and >> signed or not? E.g.
is 1100 >> 1 = 1110 or 0110?
I am using PHP5, if I want unsigned binary shift, do i have any
options other than converting to a string using base_convert and
writing my own function to shift the bits and then convert back to a
number?
Is what i am after planned
> most cases, there aren't very good reasons to throw exceptions from it.
How
> come you can't declare the class when __autoload() is called but you can
do
> so later? In such a weird situation, you could declare a proxy object with
> the same name which relays all calls to the real class if/when y
I think the disadvantages of named arguments outweigh the advantages. It
adds to the languages complexity with a construct which will probably not
be used that often, and which is likely to impact parameter binding
performance.
I do think that in these kind of cases, where you really do require
Is it expected that call_user_function() will free up
memory allocated to the function name and argument array?
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Thanks. The patch is committed to both php4 and php5.
Edin
On Friday 25 June 2004 13:39, Joe Orton wrote:
> [resend, see followup to old thread for patch to HEAD]
>
> It's simpler to just use the ap_r* interfaces in the the handler SAPI
> for 2.0, this improves network usage by allowing httpd to
[resend, see followup to old thread for patch to HEAD]
It's simpler to just use the ap_r* interfaces in the the handler SAPI
for 2.0, this improves network usage by allowing httpd to buffer as
necessary, and fixes a bug where ub_write is unnecessarily pmemdup'ing
the string (it could have used a t
Hi !
Here is small patch which makes ext/standard/datetime.c & parsedate.y use
reentrant versions of date/time functions declared in PHP (php_localtime_r &
php_gmtime_r).
May somebody commit it ?
Regards,
Wojtek
Index: datetime.c
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On Fri, 25 Jun 2004, Curt Zirzow wrote:
>
> I noticed that the zip extension is no longer in the cvs tree. Am I
> correct in thinking that it has been moved out of the bundled
> package of php and into PECL?
>
> Is there a list of extensions that have been moved that
> I can obtain, so the documen
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004, Daniel Crookston wrote:
> Okay, so keyword arguments probably won't be implemented. "Ice cube's
> chance in hell" is the phrase I recall being thrown around. I have two
> questions:
>
> 1. Why not?
Because you can already do something similar with using a PHP array with
ass
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