I will start with removing obsolete references from my code. But if the
problem persist, could you please try to find some time to look at the issue
with me. Thank you for the support so far. I'll be back here in one or two
days
Have a nice evening!
On 11/23/05, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
eric van blokland wrote:
1. Overengineering perhaps...
2. Reinventing the wheel? Probably, but I just like to know every single
"bit" of the wheel I use
hmm, did you build your own PC? and the CPU did you build that? do you
know exactly how it works? me niether.
3. I do get confused every n
1. Overengineering perhaps...
2. Reinventing the wheel? Probably, but I just like to know every single
"bit" of the wheel I use
3. I do get confused every now and then about PHP5 OO
4. References everywhere? Yes, the code was originally written for PHP4 I
have already started removing them, but ser
eric van blokland wrote:
LOL @ Jochem
Well I sure can't argue with that! (serious)
But with or without comments, the code is broken or breaks
something. I've tracked down the weird bevahiour a little further. Now I
would sure like, if one of you has about 30 minutes time to look at my
prob
LOL @ Jochem
Well I sure can't argue with that! (serious)
But with or without comments, the code is broken or breaks something. I've
tracked down the weird bevahiour a little further. Now I would sure like, if
one of you has about 30 minutes time to look at my problem with me, using
VNC and Skype
Eric,
everything you have written suggests to me that the problem is in your code
(that may be being caused by changes to the engine, which have either removed
an ability due to the fact that it was dangerous [e.g. reference issues], or
abilities that have been changed because they were deemed wr
[snip]
1. That's what I've warned about from the beginning, that outside the
complete project environment the error probably wouldn't occur.
2. I understand this completely, naturally. I would like to thank everybody
spending time in reading my posts, particulary you, Jay. But that's why I
would l
1. That's what I've warned about from the beginning, that outside the
complete project environment the error probably wouldn't occur.
2. I understand this completely, naturally. I would like to thank everybody
spending time in reading my posts, particulary you, Jay. But that's why I
would like to g
[snip]
Example is still quite large, all database functionality and other arbitrary
code has been stripped. Over 50.000 lines of code have been reduced to a few
hundred. Example can be downloaded here:
http://213.10.83.232/example.tar
Explanation of example:
- When you load index.php, the involv
Example is still quite large, all database functionality and other arbitrary
code has been stripped. Over 50.000 lines of code have been reduced to a few
hundred. Example can be downloaded here:
http://213.10.83.232/example.tar
Explanation of example:
- When you load index.php, the involved obje
[snip]
I've got some example code on what I'm doing, however, as I expected, the
error is gone!
All involved objects were taken from the project, but not related code has
been stripped-off. (Which means that some of that "at code level not related
code" is in fact "related at compiler level". I s
I've got some example code on what I'm doing, however, as I expected, the
error is gone!
All involved objects were taken from the project, but not related code has
been stripped-off. (Which means that some of that "at code level not related
code" is in fact "related at compiler level". I still sus
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From: eric van blokland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Nov 23, 2005 2:44 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Assistance debugging php 5.x.x
To: Jay Blanchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On 11/23/05, Jay Blanchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> [snip]
> I
[snip]
Object A has Object B, while Object B has a "parent" attribute which is
referenced back to its parent: Object A
Cross-referenced:
Object A has a child Object X, Object B also has a child, it's a reference
to the very same Object X
The dizzy making thing here? Object B is also a child of O
[snip]
I understand your point, but I can't offer you the project as it's company
property. Again, I will try to make a reproduce/example script.
Meanwhile, try to believe my assumption that the PHP compiler is broken
because:
[/snip]
Have you thought about sending your description of the problem
"Curt Zirzow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message *
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>...
> On Tue, Nov 22, 2005 at 07:41:10PM +0100, Eric wrote:
> > I would like to have some assistance in debugging php. It's about a
> > bug in php not a script of mine.
>
> First off there is a big difference between
On Tue, Nov 22, 2005 at 07:41:10PM +0100, Eric wrote:
> I would like to have some assistance in debugging php. It's about a bug in
> php not a script of mine.
First off there is a big difference between 5.0.x and 5.1.x as well
as 5.0.1 and 5.0.5, what version are we talking about?
>
> I can't po
[snip]
No, I understand perfectly. There is a point at which the code breaks, is
there not? There are error messages, are there not? You cannot unequivocally
state that the PHP compiler is broken until the code has been evaluated. We
are trying to help you here, but you have to show us something. W
[snip]
It sounds like you are storing an object property sometimes as a
string, and sometimes as an array.
[/snip]
I can assure you, this has nothing to do with this issue, the only
type-juggling I do once in a while is byte/int/long/double/string
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PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/
[snip]
I think you don't understand completly, the project exists out of tens of
thousands lines of code.
- I don't have a short reproduce script
- I don't know if it's possible to create one, however, i'll try
My code may appear to be weird, but it's no broken. The php compiler is
broken though a
[snip]
Give us an example of the code where it breaks and also any error messages.
That will give us a starting point.
[/snip]
I think you don't understand completly, the project exists out of tens of
thousands lines of code.
- I don't have a short reproduce script
- I don't know if it's possible
On Tue, November 22, 2005 2:37 pm, Eric wrote:
> $this->title=$this->B[$key]->title;
While this is SUPPOSED to work in PHP 5, it would be my first suspect
of under-tested code.
Try this:
$temp = $this->B[$key];
$this->title = $temp->title;
> This is not a typo, the key mysterialy changed to "Ned
[snip]
If anyone is still interested in helping me, please let me know, tell me
what you need, what you intend to check, a guess about the cause of the
issue?
[/snip]
Give us an example of the code where it breaks and also any error messages.
That will give us a starting point.
--
PHP General Ma
That's just one of the problems, it's about a project with over tens of
thousands lines of code. As I said before, I don't know whats the exact
cause. There are so many variables that contribute to this issue and of most
of them I don't understand why they contribute. However, I'm convinced the
php
[snip]
This is "globally" what happens. If you're insterested in this issue,
willing to help me and if you think yourself to be cappable of helping me.
Please contact me by responding to this post or contact me directly:
[/snip]
There are several on this list who are willing and capable of helping
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