Russell Nelson wrote:
Okay, I'm leaving for vacation in 7 hours. I'd like to bring the
'include' discussion to an end. There have been a lot of weak points
made...
Russell, no offense, but the developers, and many random other people
have attempted to stop this conversation many times. Thi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please troll, do you go away if I close my eyes?
That's not fair. Russell is providing strong arguments and rebuttals
for every point. You may not agree with his points, but what he's
doing is not trolling. This discussion seems to have strong backing
on both sides
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The child process doesn't use any database connection, just to run some
shell scripts, but it closes the connection anyway.
You still don't get it. As a fork, the child process has all of the
same resources as the parent before the fork occurred. When the child
exits,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using a query in loop and go through all records to do some
operations in the middle of the script i fork(); to do other things
When i return to the parent process i try to make one update and i
get the following error [nativecode=Unable to complete network
request to h
Ilia Alshanetsky wrote:
An Sqlite database is nothing more then a binary file, and you should treat it
such. If you do not want to have people being able to download it, do not put
it inside a web accessible directory.
Or, don't forget the existance of .htaccess files. Want to block sqlite
file
Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
The JAVA approach is even superior to PHPs "break n;"
where n has to be an integer and you have to be very
carefull to not wrap another loop around the break
but within the loop supposed to be broken
Very true. Labeled breaks would be the "goto" that people seem to want
Jeff Moore wrote:
function pseudocode() {
try {
$a = allocate_resource_z();
$b = allocate_resource_y();
$res = do_stuff();
$c = allocate_resource_x();
$res = do_more_stuff();
$d = allocate_resource_foo();
$res = do_even_more_stuff();
Paul G wrote:
function pseudocode()
{
$a=allocate_resource_z();
$b=allocate_resource_y();
$res=do_stuff();
if(!$res)
goto err_out;
$c=allocate_resource_x();
$res=do_more_stuff();
if(!$res)
goto err_out;
$d=allocate_resource_foo();
$res=do_even_mor
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003, Stefan Walk wrote:
> Won't work.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ php -r 'var_dump(isset($var) || is_null($var));'
>
> Notice: Undefined variable: var in Command line code on line 1
> bool(true)
Ah yes. I was writing from the perspective of having set a value to
null beforehand. M
On Tue, 19 Aug 2003, fabrice wrote:
> Empty($var) ? DoSomethingIfNotSetOrNull() : DoOther();
That won't work. empty() will return true if the variable is set to a
literal zero, false, blank, or null. So for your use, it's actually
worse than isset assuming your data can have zeros or blank val
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