Hi Robert,
I think you'll find it's Appendix P. I recently documented all the PHP 5
additions to that page, my problem is not getting a list of tokens,
http://lxr.php.net/source/php-src/ext/tokenizer/tokenizer.c#167
It's getting a list of tokens for which token.type IS_NULL.
Thanks, though...
I got a message the other day, saying that my overloaded classes in PHP5
where not serializing.
It appears that because PHP4 __call(), could return null to indicate
that the function did not exist, a class without __sleep worked ok.
However for PHP5, as __sleep is not defined, __call is sent th
On Nov 11, 2004, at 1:17 PM, Marcus Boerger wrote:
class sales_order {
...
public function has_a( $class ) {
$this->relationships[ $class ] = 'has_a';
}
public function __get( $class ) {
if(array_key_exists( $class, $this->relationships )) {
if( $this->relationshi
Hello Jason,
Thursday, November 11, 2004, 4:21:23 PM, you wrote:
> I've ran into an issue using __get() and want to ascertain if this is
> how it was intended to work or if it's a bug. The general notion of
> what I'm attempting to accomplish using __get() is that a given object
> will potenti
I've ran into an issue using __get() and want to ascertain if this is
how it was intended to work or if it's a bug. The general notion of
what I'm attempting to accomplish using __get() is that a given object
will potentially contain other objects, but these contained objects
aren't known (or g
> My problem is the token2color method, I'm not sure which tokens are
> classed as keywords. At the moment I've just guessed as many as I
> could think of, it's a bit ugly - presuming there is an easier way to
> do it.
Appendix N. List of Parser Tokens in php manual
rash
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