On Sat, 13 May 2006, Marcus Boerger wrote:
> the test is wrong. We just added a missing check in 5.2. That means it
> is a non severe error already in 5.0 and 5.1. Just nobody told us about
> yet. So please just drop the test case or even better fix it with the
> expected error message. If this
Hello Derick,
why the hell is everybody who is affected by some oo issue always using
this lame excuse argument over and over again. Guys do you have no real
issue? Infact why are you using oo at all if you are not willing to
follow the paradigm? Do need to find a SEGV or other problem always
befo
Ok, I was finally able to compile a release version of PHP 4.4.2 with debug
flags. When running as a ISAPI module under IIS6 on a windows server 2003
SP1 machine, I was able to observe it break on "Access Violation" exception
catch block in php4isapi.c
But the call trace and the registers values
Hi,
which sense does it make if a function like iconv_mime_encoding() requires an
field_name as first argument?
Header fields are lines composed of a field name, followed by a colon (":"),
followed by a field body, and terminated by CRLF. A field name MUST be
composed of printable US-ASCII ch
Hi,
While working on a large embedded project using PHP and SQLite, I ran
into some compatibility issues where the sqlite guys broke file
compatibility on a dot release.
The SQLite situation is:
- SQLite 3.3.x can read and write any SQLite 3.x file
- SQLite 3.2.x cannot work with SQLite 3.3.0+ f
Hello,
I made two extensions for PHP that Im want to share, but I do not really
know how to do it ;)
One is a profiling extension, called PhProfile:
- works with zend optimizer and similar (as opposed to xdebug)
- counts the number of function calls and the total send s
On 5/20/06, Al Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are there any plans for upgrading the SQLite driver?
Yes. We didn't want to do this in a point release of PHP because of
BC concerns.
there doesn't
appear to be anyway to compile the driver against an existing sqlite
installation (e.g. --with-p
You need to contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to apply for PECL account.
I CC'ed this list.
On 21.05.2006 01:16, Moritz Möller wrote:
Hello,
I made two extensions for PHP that I’m want to share, but I do not really
know how to do it ;)
Basically you've already done (almost) everything.
You also need
Hello Moritz,
apply for a pecl account (http://php.net) and commit the stuff
as two projects. The minimal stuff might eventually be of interest
for testing.
best regards
marcus
Saturday, May 20, 2006, 11:16:28 PM, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I made two extensions for PHP that I?m want to shar
Hi,
First thanks a lot for your quick review ;)
I subscribed to the pecl-dev list, but have not yet got any response, maybe
something is temporarily broken there?
So, now about the profiling extension:
License would be the php license, or anything that suits ;)
The INI-Options have a reason. T
Hello Moritz,
ok the ini option makes sense and you changed the name. Also the license
is of course ok, infact aiming for inclusion into the core at some time
which might make sense for the sapi stuff requires php license. However
now to the non fun part. We are kind of picky about coding standa
On Sat, 20 May 2006, Oliver Block wrote:
> which sense does it make if a function like iconv_mime_encoding() requires an
> field_name as first argument?
It doesn't, but changing it now breaks BC.
Derick
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Hi
I'm having problems with an extension I'm writing atm - basically, I
want to do the following in php:
$foo = myclass;
$foo->load("somefile");
$foo->save("somefile");
Now, I can form the load() method correctly within the module but can't
find any documentation on how to make the resource
On Sat, 20 May 2006, Moritz Möller wrote:
> I made two extensions for PHP that Im want to share, but I do not
> really know how to do it ;)
>
> One is a profiling extension, called PhProfile:
>
> - works with zend optimizer and similar (as opposed to xdebug)
Actually, it is *not* Xd
Hi,
don't get me wrong: xdebug is great, and we use it a lot here. It's just
that the incompatibility (and even if it's only the
no-other-extension-than-me behaviour of zend and eaccelerator and ...) is
quite annoying, as the profiling figures are different if you run with an
accelerator...
By th
On Sun, 21 May 2006, Moritz Möller wrote:
> don't get me wrong: xdebug is great, and we use it a lot here. It's just
> that the incompatibility (and even if it's only the
> no-other-extension-than-me behaviour of zend and eaccelerator and ...) is
> quite annoying, as the profiling figures are diff
Hi,
I think I made the mistake to submit two extensions in one mail, now I'm not
quite sure which comment belongs to which extension, but I guess it's about
the miniphp extension ;)
The reason I started it is that I wrote a load balancer software and wanted
to include a nice html admin frontend.
I was wondering if anyone had looked at my Summer of Code proposal? It
is called "Whomp Project Management System" and the reason I ask is
because they recently added a last modified date and mine is set to
2006/05/08 10:29:26 PDT which is the day I submitted it.
Basically I wanted to know if any
Hello Derick,
how about making that a configure option to xdebug then?
best regards
marcus
Sunday, May 21, 2006, 2:15:25 AM, you wrote:
> On Sun, 21 May 2006, Moritz Möller wrote:
>> don't get me wrong: xdebug is great, and we use it a lot here. It's just
>> that the incompatibility (and eve
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I would imagine that "last modified" is somewhat different from "last
[re]viewed"...
I'm sure you will find out about the success or otherwise of your
proposal on the date which Google has set for the announcement, which is
Tuesday IIRC.
Jasper
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