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<0> steve_: take your pick
<1> Ahroun: jpgraph is pure php, and as long as you are fine with the QPL license you can use it...
<2> Narada: I'll check. Thanks
<3> et: Ah, it is? Cool. And I need it for a commercial use, I'd need to license.
<0> Hmm.
<4> Narada, if it does not work, wrap it in a fucntion
<0> No I think that's overkill.
<0> I will use protected vars.
<0> outofjungle_m: Hmm maybe.
<3> et: Though if it's in php, I could probably talk my boss into buying the perpetual commercial license.
<3> et: ooooooh, thank you for telling me that it was PHP only. muuuuur. I think JpGraph just made a sale.
<0> Wait.
<0> How do you call a function of the child cl*** from the parent?
<5> whats the url to this channels paste bin?
<0> php.pastebin.com?
<6> this channel doesn't have a pastebin
<5> thanks
<5> can someone help me with an array? - http://php.pastebin.com/646364
<7> Dr34mC0d3r: are you quoting your array indexes?
<5> dont know how to do that - got a url?
<7> Dr34mC0d3r: php.net/tutorial
<5> ok
<8> Hi men ... well ... Somebody sendme extension sqlite.so Please :)
<9> deerme: Um... why don't you go download it yourself?
<7> I'm tempted to build it just so I can send him one that won't work on his system.
<0> Okay take a look at this: http://php.pastebin.com/646377; How can I access child constants from a parent? This time I have an example to refer to so please modify that if need be.
<10> or a working one with a rootkit
<3> CryWolf: Or one that contains a sniffer of some sort? ;)
<8> because installed (apt-get install php4-sqlite) it does not appear in my system :(
<11> Could someone take a look at this for me, and see if they see a problem, comments are included: http://pastebin.com/646376
<7> deerme: if we sent you the file, what would you do with it?
<12> deerme: Well, dpkg -L php4-sqlite
<0> outofjungle_m: Stillthree?
<0> outofjungle_m: Still there I mean.
<9> Hm... does PHP 4 even support SQLite?
<9> Though that was specific to PHP 5?
<7> mizleading: I see a problem. there's nothing there. if it does anything, it's not working as designed.
<8> well ... in my windows , i have sqlite (sqlite.dll) in php 4.3.10
<13> Elazar: Yes, PHP4 supports SQLite
<7> mizleading: nm, I was on php.pastebin.com. Why do the subdomains mean anything there?
<13> CryWolf: They're for creating specific pastebins
<8> ... Somebody sendme extension sqlite.so please :P (my pc is a 486, long slow install)
<13> In fact, I wish we'd use php.
<7> some do.
<7> mizleading: print out the queries before you execute them. check to see if they executed correctly.
<3> deerme: grab the source and compile it yourself. There's no way to ensure compatibility otherwise. Keep asking and I'm sure someone will oblige you ... and send you a module that will do BAD THINGS (tm) to your system.
<13> deerme: The number of people in the world that can compile PHP extensions for windows is in the dozens.
<12> Mwaha. No more PHP/Windows extensions.
<3> TML: Hey, I compiled big_int for php... of course, the coder was kind enough to provide VS 6.0 and VS .net solution files that allowed easy and quick compilation... so you're probably right. ;)
<8> well ... My system is a Cyrix 486 dx2 8mb ram, as you can see is a very long slow compile
<3> mattmcc: Lemme finish downloading WinBinder first. :P
<7> deerme: if someone were to send you the file, what would you do with it anyway?
<3> deerme: Well, want us to throw you a pity party? It seems to me that you have far, FAR bigger problems than accessing a database.
<14> variable referencing is like ln -s right?
<14> does anyone see a problem referencing a cl***es variables to $_SESSION ?
<12> lepine: The manual covers references rather exhaustively. http://php.net/references
<14> References can be thought of as hardlinking in Unix filesystem. bingo
<14> except, i don't really know the diff between a hard and soft link ... :(
<14> any possible problems if referencing an objects variables to a $_SESSION array ?
<14> security wise, design wise ... ?
<12> Well, there are issues around storing objects in a session that you should be aware of, yes.
<14> i wouldn't be storing a whole object ...
<14> just dumb values
<14> eg, authentication stuff
<12> You're aware that the session can't restore those references, right?
<14> no, i am not
<12> Sessions don't keep things in memory, they serialize data.
<14> could you give me a simple example, i'm exactly following you.
<14> mattmcc meaning that i would loose the named keys of my arrays ?
<12> I don't know what that means.
<12> You should probably try posting some code on pastebin.
<15> lepine; The ***ociativity of the array will stay intact..
<14> well ... i thought php serialize doesn't keep named array keys ... just numerical
<12> No.
<12> All arrays in PHP are ***ociative, serialize handles them fine.
<15> lepine; Numeric and string arrays are the same in PHP
<7> lepine: I think what happens is that after you serialize, you have a copy of the variable which was previously referenced.
<7> lepine: it's easy to test. You don't even need to use sessions, just serialize() and unserialize()
<14> so basically, what your saying, is that if my data can survive being serialized ... i will not have any problems with storing some information of a cl*** in $_sesssion
<14> it's a simple array, i can be serialized.
<7> lepine: that's what I'm saying, but I don't think that's what you were asking
<14> well, what i was asking is whether it was a bad idea
<14> for security or design reasons
<7> you also were asking about references
<14> yes, indeed
<14> i want to write a cl*** that handles authentiation ...
<14> i don't want to have to write to $_session and to my cl*** seperatly ...
<14> so having a reference to $_session seeemed like a good idea
<7> so have the cl*** write to session.
<14> exactly!
<7> but that's not what you were originally asking.
<14> indeed, i was asking about references because i would prefer letting my cl*** do all the work ... eg $instance -> username = "joe"
<16> blah, http://rafb.net/paste/results/hR5Sxw51.html - for some reason, my if-block inside fetch_depend() isn't being triggered (the "Hey, no rows returned!" if-block).
<14> would write directly to session
<7> lepine: are you trying to use references or putting variables directly in session?
<13> Ahroun: Exactly. The developer, in that case, was one of the aforementioned dozens. :)
<14> i would like to the cl*** store some of it's own data in session .. in a way that i could write to the cl***es variable directly, and the cl*** takes care of writing to session
<7> lepine: so try it
<14> yeah, i figured i should do that soon :)
<7> lepine: and learn how to ask clearer questions. you tend to jump all over the place.
<14> in general? or just this once ?
<7> robert_: what line number in the paste are you looking at?
<17> hi, how do i write (?<!\$)\$something\$ inside preg_match_all ?
<13> IceBreak: What do you mean?
<7> lepine: certainly in this case. I don't remember other times.
<14> alright, thanks :)
<12> More fun than gone fishin?
<16> CryWolf: linse 50-56
<17> tml: it gives me a warning when i put it as a regex there
<13> IceBreak: What warning?
<7> robert_: check your query
<17> Warning: preg_match_all() [function.preg-match-all]: Unknown modifier '\'
<13> IceBreak: Where did you get that expression from, a perl script somewhere?
<17> from somebody
<17> i want to match $*$ and not $$*$
<13> IceBreak: You have to delimit expressions.
<1> /(?<!\$)\$\*\$/
<1> ... that looks like random keypresses
<13> No kidding
<17> it doesnt match
<17> i put inside this is a $test$
<17> and it doesnt match
<1> then say explicitely what you mean by "*"
<1> i took that as a literal *...
<1> so, what should "*" be?
<17> anything
<17> between 2 $$
<17> $something$
<1> including newlines, etc?
<17> but i want it to be the closest $ $
<17> anything except spaces
<1> /(?<!\$)\$\S+\$/
<13> good grief
<7> I love ascii art. That's a great bearded clown.
<17> good, tnx
<1> hmm.
<1> actually /(?<!\$)\$[^\s$]+\$/
<17> hmm
<17> is still amtches $$blah$
<17> cool
<17> now
<7> I wonder if /\$[^$\s]*\$/ would work
<18> for something called 'regular' they sure can look irregular ;D
<17> :)
<17> what does #(?<!\$)\$[^\s$]+\$#i mean ?
<7> It means you've combined two different expressions which were suggested here, for something that probably won't work as intended.
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