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<0> gentoo is interesting, but i wouldn't go far as say pretty cool
<1> There's pecl-* and PEAR-* like crazy, but not something to just install either.
<0> BrokenPipe: use PEAR
<2> hola a todos!!
<0> BrokenPipe: i think it's part of the php ebuild
<3> mattmcc: was it pear install uuid to install the pecl package?
<0> BrokenPipe: been a long time since I used gentoo though, check the availbale use flags for php
<4> kombi__: Ah, sure.
<0> kombi__: pecl install
<1> ||cw: neither 'pear' or 'pecl' or anything like it are in the use flags for php.
<0> is there a php-pear?
<3> ||cw: says command not found..
<0> kombi__: pear upgrade pear
<4> One really must wonder sometimes what Gentoo's stoner developers were thinking when they came up with the notion of use flags.
<3> ||cw: requires Archive_Tar >= 1.3.1..
<0> mattmcc: i wonder what they were smoking when they came up with whole gentoo idea... unless they have stock in power companies and were looking for a way to increase power comsumption
<2> Help php spanish??
<0> kombi__: yes, it does
<0> so install it
<3> ||cw: says already installed..
<0> upgrade it?
<3> ||cw: makes sense..
<5> hi, is anyone familiar with how to send/receive headers with the SoapServer cl***?
<1> screw it, I'm just going to write a cli that uses expect (probably in python) and send the output to PHP
<0> BrokenPipe: that's what i did :)
<1> =)
<1> Much more flexible that way.
<0> except mine was in bash
<0> just needed a way to set a p***wd
<1> Maybe I'll use lisp.
<6> 1tell {Alpha} about es
<6> !tell {Alpha} about es
<3> ||cw: allowed memory size of 8Meg exhausted, already increased it to 16 in php.ini
<1> I wish other languages would setup their manuals like php.net
<2> ##php.es is empty
<3> ||cw: or is that a limitation set in pear?
<4> kombi__: It's a PHP ini setting.
<1> Whoever came up with the idea for getting manual info by browsing to php.net/topic is a genius and I would like to buy them a beer.
<3> mattmcc: memory_limit is 16M there
<2> php is seek!!!!
<0> kombi__: vi `which pear` and remove the command line option in the shebang that limits the ram
<4> You might not be editing the ini file that PHP is looking for, then.
<6> wyhat
<6> ?
<7> Does PHP 5.1 support Unicode ?
<7> Reference: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html
<7> (Use konqueror if Firefox has troubles to render it)
<3> ||cw: $PHP -C -q $INCARG -d output_buffering=1 $INCDIR/pearcmd.php "$@"
<7> http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.unicode.php
<3> ||cw: ..is the command line in there..
<8> no
<8> it's slated for 6.0.0
<9> can anyone suggest me all-in-one application to make a web site?
<4> Hire a human.
<10> iWeb :)
<10> for BBEdit :)
<9> I want something like XOOPS but easier to use, and more user-friendly..
<3> mattmcc: which php.ini would you reckon needs to be edited for pear install? tried the one for apache as well as the one for cli
<9> stream: thanks :)
<11> DavidHKMrPowers: vi
<10> meant or BBEdit :)
<4> kombi__: Well, first do a 'pear config-show' |grep CLI
<9> dj_segfault: do you mean a text editor?? :)
<4> Then run {that-php-binary} -i |grep memory_limit
<3> mattmcc: quite some output..
<3> ok..
<4> That's what the grep is for.. :)
<12> hey guys, how do you just "add to an array", like say i have an array defined like list = array("one","two","three"). and I want to add another onto the end.
<3> mattmcc: says memory_limit => 16M => 16M
<3> strange..
<12> without knowing how many entries are in the array already
<11> DavidHKMrPowers: I was being sarcastic, but I feel strongly that there are no magic tools that generate significant, well-designed websites, and there never will be. People who know how to design websites design significant, well-designed websites. If you know how to do it, you can do it in any editor. If you don't know how to do it, you can't do it with *any* tool.
<13> SimAtWork $array[] = "blah";
<9> stream: could you suggest me something like CMS?? I want a dead simple management application which let me upload files, create new pages, paste pics, forum, etc
<12> shale: if the array is previously undefed will the create it also?
<3> dj_segfault: in other words: a fool with a tool is still a fool..
<12> err defined
<13> SimAtWork yah give it a whirl
<12> and i just testd and answered my own question
<12> thanks shale!
<4> SimAtWork: It will, but it will raise a notice doing so. You should actually create the array first, as a matter of good practice.
<11> "Designing pages in HTML is like having *** in a bathtub. If you don't know anything about ***, it won't do you any good to know a lot about bathtubs" - vagabond@mcgurkus.circus.com
<3> bathtubs are ***y though, in there own special way..
<3> now what is that pecl thing.. zut alors
<12> mattmcc: will do. thanks!
<3> mattmc: how do you make changes in cli php.ini known to the binary?
<14> jacuzzi
<4> kombi__: Well, judging by the output you got, you did edit the right ini file.
<12> anyone know why a "text string"; in the middle of your code doesn't raise an exception?
<12> and if there is a way to make it do so?
<12> it seems weird to me!
<3> mattmcc: still pecl complains, strange indeed..
<4> SimAtWork: Because it's not an error. It's just a literal string that doesn't do anything.
<3> mattmcc: could it be because safe_mode is on here?
<4> Shouldn't, no.
<3> caused me more probs today than many other things...
<4> It is a pest, yes.
<15> how do i clear an array?
<3> mattmcc: I wonder how long I will last with it, seems to lengthen every step by factor 3... but, that's beyond the point here
<3> unset deMaestro
<15> thanks
<4> 'Clear' is ambiguous.
<4> If you want to delete it, yes, unset. If you want an array with no elements, $foo = Array();
<15> i want to be able to use the same name again in the loop without keeping all the old elements
<15> i think unset is good
<4> It could be, but then you'll need to create it again anyway.
<4> So, $foo = Array() has the effect of doing both.
<9> I know it should be unset, but why $array=null doesn't work??
<11> DavidHKMrPowers: Dunno if it makes a difference, but I ususally see NULL, not null
<9> dj_segfault : I think NULL is the same
<15> unset is not what i was looking for
<15> thanks mattmcc
<16> dj_segfault: Nah, no difference. I personally use true/false/null
<17> unbelievable, theres no freebsd port for php5-dbx yet !?
<17> i am going to have to compile this on my own?
<4> They bothered porting dbx to 5?
<16> Have fun
<4> I would've expected it to be droped wholesale in favor of PDO.
<16> ext/mysql should be dropped too.
<18> NULL and null are the same, but the former is generally preferred as it is usually more distinctive
<18> mattmcc: It was moved to PECL at 5.1.0
<16> Hm, I wouldn't mind dropping anything that PDO supports
<16> pUmkInhEd: You heard TML! It's in PECL :) ... so you *could* simply do `pear install dbx` perhaps.
<17> kuja tml, ty
<18> mattmcc: Personally, I prefer dbx to PDO.
<4> kuja: Well, it's a safe bet that PDO doesn't support everything in the underlying DB APIs its entirety.
<4> Particularly multiple queries and special-access needs like long objects.
<19> Hi can anyone tell me how to enable GD2 in my php.ini
<16> mattmcc: Hm, so pgsql might not be too good of an idea to remove. mysql on the otherhand..
<4> kuja: As long as you leave mysqli in.. :)
<16> Yeah
<16> :)
<4> Just more reasons why DB abstraction is often a lost cause.
<16> DB abstraction is a lost cause cause of many reasons.
<4> dj_segfault: As long as your DB needs are sufficiently simple, maybe.
<11> mattmcc: As long as you have a clear list of "must have" "should have" and "may have", it's workable.
<16> Incompatible SQL will force you to rewrite SQL, thus converting is necessary. It's great for small-scale, but who needs multiple database support on small scale projects?
<4> Put long objects on your "must have" list, and show me an abstraction layer worth using. :)
<16> I've never been a fan of DBALs anyways
<20> I'm fasts becoming a fan of SQLObject... but that's the wrong language
<21> i want to find all the urls in a string and replace them like http://blah.com to <a href="http://blah.com">http://blah.com</a>; anyone have an algo for this?
<16> [ill]will: Regex
<20> [ill]will: preg_replace()
<12> AcidReign: did someone make sqlobject for php too?
<12> i thought that was a python only thing
<12> sqlobject is sweeeet.
<16> Sounds like a Perl thing to me :P:
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