On 1.11.2005 8:48 Uhr, Marian Kostadinov wrote:
> Who says that I have a well-formed DTD? DTD is not necessary in many
> cases. I will illustrate with example why DOM is too "complex" ...
> compared to SimpleXML.
>
> //These are my 2 XML documents. No DTD - just a simple xml structure.
> $xml1
Who says that I have a well-formed DTD? DTD is not necessary in many
cases. I will illustrate with example why DOM is too "complex" ...
compared to SimpleXML.
hi1';
$xml2 = 'hi2';
$sxe1 = new SimpleXMLElement ($xml1);
$sxe2 = new SimpleXMLElement ($xml2);
//Easy access to a node. It's great!
ech
Dmitry Stogov schrieb:
> This should solve the problem.
Okay, I reverted the patch for now and will {think about|work on} this.
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Hmm, this is an idea. (I don't know yet if it good or bad)
Current problem occurs because the same debug_backtrace is called during
exception creation.
Probably we can disable storing of "object" in case of backtrace for
exception.
This should solve the problem.
Thanks. Dmitry.
> -Original Me
On Monday 31 October 2005 11:27, Marian Kostadinov wrote:
> > SimpleXML is meant to be simple and the desicion was made to keep its
> > API short. Use DOM if you want those more advanced features (there's
> > dom_import_simplexml() and simplexml_import_dom() for easy and fast
> > switching between
Dmitry Stogov schrieb:
> Yes. But with Sebastian's patch object is stored in bactrace.
> So refcount is more then 1 and we cannot simple destroy it.
Would it help to move the functionality I need from debug_backtrace()
into a new function or make it optional in debug_backtrace()?
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Hi,
I have an internal function defined that returns an array zval:
zval *pow_zstring_internal_split(Z_STRVAL_P(ivalue), separator, count, 0
TSRMLS_DC);
When I call it like this, return_value is NULL in userland.
return_value = pow_zstring_internal_split(Z_STRVAL_P(ivalue), sepa
Thanks a lot Rasmus, I have just (wrongly) assumed that the
convert_to_string function tries to search for the 0 termination
character.
Thanks,
Marco Bambini
On Nov 1, 2005, at 1:35 AM, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Marco Bambini wrote:
I am developing a PHP plugin using PHP 4.4 SDK (not 5) and I
Marco Bambini wrote:
I am developing a PHP plugin using PHP 4.4 SDK (not 5) and I need to
access a parameter as a raw char * pointer instead of a string or any
other C type.
Until now to access parameters I am using the zend_get_parameters_ex
routine and then the various convert_to_something ro
I am developing a PHP plugin using PHP 4.4 SDK (not 5) and I need to
access a parameter as a raw char * pointer instead of a string or any
other C type.
Until now to access parameters I am using the zend_get_parameters_ex
routine and then the various convert_to_something routines.
I think I
Dmitry Stogov schrieb:
> Of course we can. :)
Go ahead and commit it if the current implementation breaks things.
> But probably $this can be really useful in debug backtrace.
I just hope that this feature can be preserved, whether or not based
upon my 5-minute-patch is secondary ;-)
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What about a similar construct for checking truth? eg,
$foo = first_true($bar, $baz, $bang);
returns the value of the first variable that passes the if(isset($var)
&& !empty($var)) test.
On 10/31/05, Ford, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 29 October 2005 22:56, Greg Beaver wrote:
>
> > For
Hello!
PHP 4.4.1 is now available for download [1]. This version is a
maintenance release, that contains numerous bug fixes, including a
number of security fixes related to the overwriting of the GLOBALS
array. All users of PHP 4.3 and 4.4 are encouraged to upgrade to this
version.
The full l
On 29 October 2005 22:56, Greg Beaver wrote:
> For an operation as complicated as "use the first variable
> that exists"
> I would be most comfortable with:
>
> $d = first-existing: $a, $b, $c;
That's a horrible syntax, but a fantastic name for a language construct to do
the job. Even better m
> SimpleXML is meant to be simple and the desicion was made to keep its
> API short. Use DOM if you want those more advanced features (there's
> dom_import_simplexml() and simplexml_import_dom() for easy and fast
> switching between those 2)
>
> chregu
SimpleXML is simple and that is great. But su
On 31.10.2005 10:16 Uhr, Marian Kostadinov wrote:
> This is related to feature request 34839.
>
> [12 Oct 7:58pm CEST] stochnagara at hotmail dot com
>
> Description:
>
> The class SimpleXMLElement is wonderful and provides a great
> functionality.
> But I need to extend it and I d
This is related to feature request 34839.
[12 Oct 7:58pm CEST] stochnagara at hotmail dot com
Description:
The class SimpleXMLElement is wonderful and provides a great
functionality.
But I need to extend it and I don't have a way to determine whether a
given SimpleXMLElement is an at
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