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<0> (regexp) matching different stuff, is the paranthesis required? eg. can I do /someting|somethingelse/ or do I have to do /(something|somethingelse)/ ?
<1> try it, i am not sure..
<1> i dont think it's required
<0> okey, one other thing.. the / / in the beginning and end, they dont seem to be required.. whats the advantage of using them?
<2> they're delimiters, required
<0> how to query the phpbot?
<0> php-bot help me
<3> read the topic.
<0> thanks
<3> read the topic.
<3> oop.
<4> heh
<2> my laptop is *not* liking this
<5> Duh. 50MB image + Anything short of a supercomputer != happy
<6> lol
<5> Woo
<5> Fixed the Javascript
<5> it's still a bit buggy
<5> but hey, it's transparent!!! =D
<7> while making an OO based IRC bot, in the cl***, should i have a buffer parsing function in the base cl***, or should that be in an extending cl***?
<8> Davey|Work you *****, be a man and use IM, it's great
<2> Jymmm, no, I *Can't*
<2> its ZF stuff
<8> ZF?
<2> well, a demo :)
<2> Zend Framework
<8> oh pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease
<8> Davey|Work I'll even give you the instructions todo it in IM
<2> Jymmm, fine :P
<7> in a hostmask, what is the '(thisonehere)' ? n=(thisonehere)@
<9> real name
<7> thanks
<8> Davey: http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/montage/
<2> Jymmm, thats not what I want
<2> I want them layered on top of each other.
<2> like they occupy the same space within the image
<8> Davey Davey|Work Davey|Home Davey|School Davey|Toilet Davey|Dinner: http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/compose/
<6> o.O
<10> i keep getting "preg_match(): Compilation failed: missing )" whats wrong with that?
<6> what's your regex look like?
<6> well?
<10> $pattern = "/ip route\s*(\w+\.\w+\.\w+\.\w+\)\s*(\w+\.\w+\.\w+\.\w+\)\s*(\w+\.\w+\.\w+\.\w+\)\s*/";
<11> and the fxn call ?
<6> why is the last ) escaped?
<12> say you're handling an HTTP 1/1 request, the connection keeps open, and after the client reads your response it posts back to you, is there a standard stream where to read from? and where does 'echo' write to?
<8> "it posts back to you" ?
<7> USER itelnet itrebal.com itrebal.com : Graham
<7> woopsy
<8> itrebal goober
<10> Stormchaser: I can take it out.. still same
<7> :P
<12> Jymm, I read that HTTP/1.1 keeps connections open. I'm looking at LimeWire's ethereal dump, and after it reads from the server, it can send more GET requests without closing the connection
<13> Pipelining.
<6> mikefoo: ... Your parens are mismatching! If you take out the last ) the result will be the same. Rather take out the last backslash.
<12> Jymmm, is there a way to know if you're getting a HEAD request, or a GET request? I print all the apache_request_headers() and I can't see the request method
<13> See $_SERVER.
<8> what in the hell does flooring have todo with lasik surgery?
<12> mattmcc, thanks SERVER[REQUEST_METHOD] => HEAD
<8> !+gv
<14> Global Variables - this will show you everything that php sees: <pre><?php print_r($GLOBALS); ?><hr size=5 noshade><?php var_dump($GLOBALS); ?></pre>
<15> anyone knows a php script/forum that allows users to reply to any post (like in slashdot, in fact) ?
<16> pierro: any blov?
<16> s/blov/blog
<13> I couldn't be seen in polite society if I let it be known that I had lasik done in a room that had formica floors.
<16> ^^lol
<8> formica floors?! that's pretty expensive
<15> stestagg, then i'd like something that allows visitors to reply to any comment, etc
<16> pierro: get a blog
<5> Hmmm
<5> This is interesting
<5> I wonder why I have a 1px break here
<8> mattmcc I was searchign for flooring, up came a squawter website that had lasik surgery as a result.
<5> http://www.thewritersguild.net/~mzxgiant/chorale/loc.php?p=home <- anyone know why there might be a 1px break in that top image?
<16> Em`Zee: kitkat?
<17> Em`Zee: #web
<17> I wonder why a large subsection of php users can't figure out the difference between php problems, and html/css problems
<5> I know it's not a PHP problem
<18> hi, anyone from nyc?
<5> I didn't walk in here and ask that
<5> I was just curious if anyone knew offhand
<17> Em`Zee: good, then you can ask in the right place.
<5> Someone's having a ****ty day. -.-
<16> the caffeine must be getting to them
<17> Em`Zee: I'm having a great day, thanks. You're just asking a question in the wrong place.
<15> anyone knows a php threaded forum ? ;b
<16> yeah: #mysql
<13> pierro: Swing a dead cat, you'll find one.
<19> ohad are you ny right now?
<20> Em`Zee: http://pastebin.com/579055
<12> mattmcc, if you wanted to do something with threads, the only way is to create your own php extension in C and use posix threads, am I correct?
<13> Well, I would be inclined to say "Don't use threads with PHP", but that would be the way, yes.
<12> I guess I was in love with PHP, then I got married with PHP5, and down the line, the day I needed to do threads, I almost wanted to divorce
<5> designdream; Hey, thanks a lot! =D
<13> Since PHP is most often used for web-related tasks, threading support has never been a priority.
<11> but why do u wanna use threads in php ?
<13> Web apps shouldn't use threads, ever.
<21> anyone know where i can get help on cisco+snmp
<21> ?
<22> is there a good way to define constants dynamically? or is there a good way to make a php source file with constants in it / edit it
<11> can you highlight a scenario ?
<8> winmutt: cisco.com
<23> Jax: how do you mean?
<21> Jymmm: ive been there for an hour
<8> winmutt: Oh well... then read the RFC
<22> well say i use a lot of constants in my whole project, a couple dozen cl***es. now there are some constants in there like "Company Name", "Company Address" etc.. and i don't want somebody that buys the product to have to edit php source.. i'd like to get it done via a CMS or something.
<18> lexton, yes. i am. are you?
<11> jax u can save such things in a db ?
<22> yeah, but then i got a lot of query overhead.
<17> !tell digitalSurgeon about u
<11> or create an php-ini.php etc file at run
<22> except if i seperate like every constant to it's own file
<22> and only really load the ones i need.
<11> take mambo's approach
<22> i'd prefer only writing the file once, and reading it once. i.e re-write when they edit
<11> i think they save settings in a file
<22> yeah.. but they have to save as php source?
<11> yeah
<24> hi folks. I'm having trouble building libphp5.so . make install says "dlname not found". I'm poking around bugs.php and it looks like I've got the wrong version of libtool (1.5), but could it be something else?
<24> I'm building 5.1.2 on RHEL AS 4.
<25> Jax, save that sort of thing into an ini file.. then you can write an html form and some php to update it. please be careful to sanitize and validate all data you accept from a user.
<22> yeah because they could write random php in really....
<22> hm i must think of a good format.
<25> Jax, and by "ini file" I mean "a text file using the ini format", *not* "php.ini"
<23> oh my god i think they used Comic Sans for a calender on The Apprentice.
<8> Dangermouse BFD
<18> lexton, are you there?
<25> Jax, alternatively you could install a module in pear called "config", which you can find here: http://pear.php.net/config
<23> BFD?
<8> !+bfd
<14> [BFD] Big ****ing Deal
<23> lol
<23> Kind of sums up your existence :P
<11> so we can say BFD bot not 'u' ?
<22> you mean it sums up your non-existance in real life Dangermouse ?
<23> ...
<22> yeah
<8> digitalSurgeon: Yes, and argue/talk about it and get banned.
<25> Jax, do you need some additional ***istance?
<16> it's what high-level pimps do.
<22> jonez no, thanks. i think that link will do.
<11> php 6 is in works ?
<1> hi, i am really annoyed right now. seems like automatically, everything screwed up - i have an array $p2; i use isset($p2[$group][$what]) and then the whole array unsets automatically!!=XX
<11> i thought php 5 was new
<26> digitalSurgeon: one is an acronym, the other is, well, a single letter
<13> digitalSurgeon: It's not really that new.
<13> digitalSurgeon: 5.0 is pretty much in maintenance mode, 5.1 isn't far off, and 6 is new development.
<11> why a jump form 5 to 6 ?
<11> a rewrite ?
<2> Unicode support
<13> It's standard practice to bump the major number component when significant changes are being done.
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