netcat wrote:
Buckley Robinson wrote:
but I can't find documentation on it.
I need to know the following:
1. How to add new function to php
Well, I'm far from being competent here but since I don't see any
answers...
The best place to start IMHO is
php-x.y.z/ext
directory
It have a script
Alex Leigh wrote:
mk3 is just the version; version 3.
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> I develop a webserver that is freely available for people to use.
For the
past several years it has supported PHP, but, I have required people to
download the SAPI extension and compile PHP themselves. I would like my
SAPI exte
Sorry, I have overlooked that SAPI module is distributed under
other licence (PHP).
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Christian Stocker wrote:
Just as an update to this question
According to Adam, the stream-wrapper support in ext/xsl seems to have
the same possibilities as the schemes support in the former sablotron
extension. But he will further look into it and keep us/me updated
about the outcome ;)
I've
Adam Dickmeiss wrote:
Christian Stocker wrote:
Just as an update to this question
According to Adam, the stream-wrapper support in ext/xsl seems to
have the same possibilities as the schemes support in the former
sablotron extension. But he will further look into it and keep us/me
updated abo
On 11/4/03 3:42 PM, Adam Dickmeiss wrote:
Adam Dickmeiss wrote:
Christian Stocker wrote:
Just as an update to this question
According to Adam, the stream-wrapper support in ext/xsl seems to
have the same possibilities as the schemes support in the former
sablotron extension. But he will furt
I propose to add an alternative (backward compatible) short array
creation syntax:
$a = [ 1, 2, 3 ]; and $a = [ 'a' => 42, 'b' => "foo" ];
It can also be used in function calls:
img(['src' => "logo.gif", 'alt' => "Logo"]);
Reason behind this change: Arrays are used a lot and should therefore
hav
Christian Schneider wrote:
Note: I checked the newsgroup archive but couldn't find a discussion
about this. After not hearing back about my proposed enhancement to
debug_backtrace() and the dangling comma for function call parameters
being rejected I wonder if I'm using the right mailing list f
More magic. The difference between these two lines:
$a = array(1,2,3);
$a = [ 1,2,3 ];
is that with the first you can go and look up the array keyword and see
what it does, whereas on the second line you have no idea. You can't look
up a [
You are right that arrays are common and that this m
I don't want to seem naggish, but what do you think?
On 3 Nov 2003, at 8:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that objects are accounted for by references and id, it should be
possible to use them as keys in an associative array. That might be an
interesting feature to have.
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At 09:14 PM 11/4/2003 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't want to seem naggish, but what do you think?
On 3 Nov 2003, at 8:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that objects are accounted for by references and id, it
should be possible to use them as keys in an associative array. That
Hi,
I have build RPM packages of PHP 4.3.4 wit a lot of modules. The
packages are - as my previous packages - based on Troels Arvin's work.
The latest version of Red Hat i have access to is Red Hat 7.3. If anyone
can give me access to a host running a newer version of Red Hat, I will
put some wor
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