Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
Jakes wrote:
Oh, yes and special methods that you mentioned would come in handy too
but from a object perspective. Maybe explicitly calling some sort
finalize()
method to clean un-referenced objects would also be handy.
finalize() is one of the worst concepts of JAVA
Jakes wrote:
cool, Im going to look more into the engine to see the working.
I suppose PHP it isn't as memory intensive as JAVA
Quick question, does the zend engine have a garbage collector
while we are on the topic?
As said, it uses reference counting.
Cheers,
Michael
"Hartmut Holzgraefe" <[EMA
cool, Im going to look more into the engine to see the working.
I suppose PHP it isn't as memory intensive as JAVA
Quick question, does the zend engine have a garbage collector
while we are on the topic?
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> Jakes wrot
Jakes wrote:
You calling it from the base so cleaning you be easier than
looking for object referenced variables and setting them to null.
Working in a large class hierarchy it could get painful.
__destruct()
and as far as object references in variables are concerned:
the engine destructs all inst
Jakes wrote:
Oh, yes and special methods that you mentioned would come in handy too
but from a object perspective. Maybe explicitly calling some sort finalize()
method to clean un-referenced objects would also be handy.
finalize() is one of the worst concepts of JAVA that i can think of:
a somehow-
counting garbage
> collector?
>
> Cheers,
> Michael
>
> >
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collector?
Cheers,
Michael
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> When Im talking about something like this would come in handy
> obviously doe
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print $obj->doSomething();
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Jakes Potgieter wrote:
It would be nice to have a base class to inherit some special
methods as we do in Java.
could you name which ones you think of?
being out of the JAVA camp for several years know i no longer
know all java.object methods and properties by heart, but
PHP mechanisms like __sle
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Hi,
Please can some explain to me what the stdClass is used for in
PHP 5. I've tried to use the reflection API to rev
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> Hi,
>
> > > Please can some explain to me what the stdClass is used for in
> >
Hi,
> > Please can some explain to me what the stdClass is used for in
> > PHP 5. I've tried to use the reflection API to reverse engineer it
> > but it does not give you much on the stdClass
> No. There is no such thing as Java's base class built into PHP.
> stdClass is just an empty "dummy cl
On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 14:15, Jakes wrote:
> Please can some explain to me what the stdClass is used for in
> PHP 5. I've tried to use the reflection API to reverse engineer it
> but it does not give you much on the stdClass
>
> What methods can be inherited from this class?
>
> Does it work the
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