Ron Korving wrote:
> Shouldn't you better discuss this with the gd people over at boutell.com?
>
> Ron
Yes, perhaps I should. I take it that your point is that this kind of
feature belongs in the underlying library rather than in PHP. PHP's gd
extension is a wrapper around the libgd library to m
I guess I'm stepping in, in the middle of the conversation,
but dylibs and so's are totally different on MacOSX.
One of those OS X MACH-O oddities.
.dylib's are libraries which you link against, and are loaded at
runtime. (Shared Library)
.so's are something you can dlopen() (as of 10.3, don't reme
This can also happen if your cvs program strips dos line endings. Those
files *need* to have \r\n endings.
Edin
- Original Message -
From: "Frank M. Kromann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "l0t3k" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 10:15 PM
Subject: Re
Sticking with .dylib across the board is fine with me, but try telling
that to libtool. For some reason it wants to stick to .so extension,
instead of .dylib and I just do not have the time or effort to debug
the beast that is libtool. Any hints on how to make it use .dylib?
-Andrei
On Oct 30,
Howdy. Was doing some development with PHP and PostgreSQL and came
across a rather nasty surprise.
A boolean value is returned as the strings 't' and 'f', not the
constants true and false. This presents all kinds of interesting
oddities for code that does something like:
$r = pg_query("SELEC
The format of project and workspace files was changed between the two
versions of Visual Studio. The project files provided with the PHP sources
are for Visual Studio 6/97. Visual Studio can convert the old files to the
new format though.
For PHP5 it's no longer needed to use the IDE. This version
VS.NET reports project corruption (ZendTS.dsp, Zend.dsp, fastCGI.dsp,
phpActivescript.dsp) when trying to load the PHP project files.
Things seem ok in VC6. Unfortunately, the IDE was not specific, so i dont
know enough to fix the error.
l0t3k
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Shouldn't you better discuss this with the gd people over at boutell.com?
Ron
"Tim Toohey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I've had a need to draw underlines in text created with the GD image
> functions, specifically ImagePSText(). As far as I could tell there's no
Hello,
here comes a first try of the patch (unified against HEAD, see
attachment). It adds a single callback to main/rfc1867.c and a function
to register a callback function. The callback looks like this:
void *php_rfc1867_callback(void *tracking, int event, int bytes,
char *param, char
Without commenting on the main part of the patch (I still haven't come to a
conlusion either way), I don't see why you had to make any changes to the
Zend Engine. Shouldn't those globals be declared outside the engine? (i.e.
php5/main?).
Andi
At 01:55 PM 11/6/2004 +1000, Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi,
S
At 06:14 PM 11/5/2004 +0100, Andrey Hristov wrote:
The thing I find nice in the current way of implementing it with getInstance()
and a static class variable is that it is like it is defined in GoF. People
can easily understand what's going on. Otherwise it is too much of magic
to me:)
Agree and P
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