On Friday 22 of July 2005 19:56, Johannes Schlueter wrote:
> A build with spl statically compiled in is for me just a few k bigger than
> a build without spl. But building spl shared wouldn't work well for two
> reasons: It deals with quite engine-near stuff (like overriding the []
> syntax or __au
Hi Wez,
I didn't look on any related code but I guess the reason might be related to
the fix of #33710 (ArrayAccess objects doen't initialize $this)
johannes
P.S. sorry if this comes more than once - I failed to use my mailer :-)
On Friday 22 July 2005 17:44, Wez Furlong wrote:
> Just noticed
Hi Piotr,
On Friday 22 July 2005 15:15, Piotr Roszatycki wrote:
> I'm trying to compile the latest PHP without compiled-in extensions so I
> could loaded them later from php.ini. Unfortunately I've found that
> standard depends on spl (spl_ce_Countable) and date. At least the second is
> very smal
Wez Furlong wrote:
If you've spotted a behaviour change, open a new bug with a short
self-contained reproducing script. I suspect some kind of engine bug
here, because what you've described doesn't make sense :)
That warning about the length comes from this code in the fread function:
len
Just noticed that something changed in HEAD since last week.
We have some code that does this:
class foo {
function foo() {
$this['data'] = array();
}
}
last week that ran fine, this week it gives me an error:
'Cannot use object of type foo as an array'.
I agree that the code above look
Hi,
I'm trying to compile the latest PHP without compiled-in extensions so I could
loaded them later from php.ini. Unfortunately I've found that standard
depends on spl (spl_ce_Countable) and date. At least the second is very small
library, but the first depends on libxml and other extensions,
working on apc
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Hi Marcus Boerger, you wrote:
> Hello Michael,
>
> sure but there's a difference Reflection whatever is only run during
> request time, what you want is running outside and require malloc rather
> than emalloc.
Thanks, I already adjusted my code according to that.
But guess, I've still not solv
has anyone figure it out if it was rejected or just forgotten ?
and if it was rejected, what was the reason ?
the only valid reason I seen so far was that you can do this using
something else (perl, or an apache module, or even something more
exotic). but, this also apply to php itself ... I can w
If you've spotted a behaviour change, open a new bug with a short
self-contained reproducing script. I suspect some kind of engine bug
here, because what you've described doesn't make sense :)
That warning about the length comes from this code in the fread function:
len = Z_LVAL_PP(arg2);
Hello Michael,
sure but there's a difference Reflection whatever is only run during
request time, what you want is running outside and require malloc rather
than emalloc.
Thursday, July 21, 2005, 4:30:59 PM, you wrote:
> I wrote:
>> I have some issues with static members of internal classes.
patrick müller wrote:
> Sebastian Mendel wrote:
>
>> how about if i need a name for object not loaded?
>>
>> Class::getName( $object_id );
>>
>
> Weird, i thought you must know the classname for a static
> call :)
not the classname, the objectname f.e. the name for the object of type
customer wit
Sebastian Mendel wrote:
how about if i need a name for object not loaded?
Class::getName( $object_id );
Weird, i thought you must know the classname for a static
call :)
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Hi, I wrote:
> Isn't the behaviour of ReflectionClass then bogus, because
> it doesn't care about ZEND_INTERNAL_CLASSes?
And...
shouldn't there be a cleanup for static members of
ZEND_INTERNAL_CLASSes to reset the contents to the
declared values?
Also zval_internal_dtor() implies that one canno
Hi Dmitry Stogov, you wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> It is not a bug. You understood proper. Internal classes are stored in
> regular heap and they don't use e[memory] function family.
> This is done, because memory allocated by emalloc is freed after each
> request, but internal classes should still ali
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