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<0> ucfirst() ?
<1> no
<1> why the **** would i do that
<1> ;p
<0> maybe something's doing it for you
<2> i did it
<0> follow, you ****er
<2> :(
<2> im so sorry
<2> Sean|: i think i end up doing this: SELECT avg(loc[0]) AS lat, avg(loc[1]) AS lon FROM gps_info WHERE bssid = '00:02:b3:93:08:60' HAVING avg(loc[0]) <= 29.56;
<1> did it work?
<2> yeah
<3> what does HAVING do?
<0> it's good
<2> for joins
<3> ?
<3> is that MySQL?
<2> no, postgres
<3> oh
<3> didn't recognize it
<2> sorry, having lets you use aggregates in where
<3> aggregates
<0> it's the little rocks in cement
<3> that's the only aggregate I know
<3> :P
<0> it lets you put little rocks into your query
<3> heh
<2> aggregates as functions such as count(), avg()
<2> are*
<2> they operate on multiple rows
<3> ah..
<3> and you can't use those funcs without HAVING?
<2> not in a where clause
<2> now, do i want to finish my stuff with google maps avi v1, or v2
<4> HAVING is a funny thing.
<4> it's a sort of kludge because SQL does weird ****.
<2> api*
<3> follower: why would you not do it with the latest release?
<2> v2 is not released, it could be buggy, and its slow
<2> but ill have to convert everything later if i dont do it now
<3> is there a beta out, yet?
<2> yeah
<3> is it buggy?
<2> http://www.econym.demon.co.uk/googlemaps2/
<2> they say yes
<2> i guess well find out
<3> is the final release scheduled, yet?
<2> ill have to write something in php to do clustering
<2> nope
<2> its google
<2> :)
<3> is there an idea?
<3> of when
<2> nope
<3> once v2 is out, will v1 still be supported?
<2> im sure it will
<3> then code for v1 right now
<3> convert to v2 later
<3> when it's released and works well
<3> v1 will still work after v2 is released, so you'll have some overlap time to make the changeover
<2> but its such a pita
<2> ill try v2
<2> **** it
<3> is the difference really that much?
<3> as far as interfacing with it?
<3> p***ing data to/from?
<2> slight changes, nothin horrible
<3> then what's the big deal?
<3> go with v1, it works, it's stable, it's supported and people have it
<2> its not a matter of having it, its javascript
<3> oh
<3> well, then read that sentence again, and ignore the last piece
<3> :P
<0> oh dear god no
<5> Can anyone tell me why this RemoveType dont work for the file I've specified?: http://rooted.myvnc.com/ap/problem/htaccess.txt
<5> (I need to disable PHP using htaccess, but except from a few files ( the main webpage is in php))
<3> then why are you disabling php?
<0> why would you disable php?
<5> its a free-hosting service, where accounts are setup on the fly using a cpanel automation script
<5> Want to prevent m***mailers/phishing pages etc
<5> doing this for a friend for free.. :\
<3> i don't understand
<2> no, you are stealing our intellect
<5> I already managed to force ads in header/footer of all pages, now whats remaining is disallowing php/pl/cgi
<2> and thats not free
<2> !!
<5> :|
<3> in the eye
<2> sup matt
<6> I gotta **** so bad
<5> http://rooted.myvnc.com/ap/problem/htaccess.txt <-- the AddType works, and I can make php to be parsed as plain-text, although I still have php files like my mainpage, which I want to parse as php :\
<6> sooo bad
<6> but got the boss on the phone
<5> so I used <Files file.php> RemoveType .php </Files> although not worknig :|
<2> its shower time
<7> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_mime.html#removetype
<7> Note:RemoveType directives are processed after any AddType directives, so it is possible they may undo the effects of the latter if both occur within the same directory configuration.
<7> maybe it doesn't work with the files directive
<2> all of this php/js/postgres makes me want to hit someone
<5> I also tried <FilesMatch "file.php$> without luck :\
<8> :q all, where can I find formal grammar for PHP? google didn't help me.
<2> formal grammar?
<8> yes
<8> I need it for PHP parser
<8> (that will parse PHP code)
<2> php.net
<8> sources have flex-generated parser, but source grammar is not included into php tarball
<2> if you are writing something like that, surely you can figure this out on your own
<6> dark:
<8> I can, you're right... But it's better to have one, for example Stroustrup included formal grammar for C++ in his book.
<6> function(variable);
<6> non-instantiated-cl***::function(variable)
<6> instantiated-cl***->function(variable)
<6> there's php
<6> in a nutshell
<8> Maybe, not ``instantiated-cl***`` but ``variable`` ? :)
<6> hmm?
<8> trollboy, I need it for parser, that's why I'm looking for formal description...
<6> a formal description?
<8> I can find human-readable grammar at manual, but I'm not sure that it's the best idea to convert it...
<6> You're writing a php parser, and don't know php?
<8> I know php, and I don't know formal PHP grammar with all details.
<6> the "formal php grammer"
<2> why are you reinventing the wheel anyways?
<8> I need it for code obfuscator. I know, that it's useless, but anyway....
<9> how can you add the newline \n to a string quoted in ' instead of " ?
<2> 'string' . "\n";
<9> !php echo '\n'; echo "\n";
<3> 'text'."\n"
<3> dammit
<9> ok
<10> ok damnit
<2> ok, i think ive got the php/xml parsing part done
<10> ansimation
<2> http://something.phonelosers.org/map.php?seen=2006-01-21%2009:05:05&max_lat=29.5664&channel=6&ssid=marina
<2> someone do the js part for me
<2> cause im lazy
<10> heh
<11> is there a function to turn a multidimensional array into one dimension? ignoring keys
<11> n/m
<9> aight, im off to get baked.
<2> that sounds like a good idea
<12> hi, im trying to figure out why crypt($p***word, $salt) gives me a different string using the same salt, but on different php versions... any idea?
<1> what continent is NZ part of?
<13> Australia?
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