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<0> hmm... i've got an SVN repository, which can be downloaded by anyone... i need a way to have my files to be able to access my files, while not having the p***word in the repos.. any tips?
<1> TML: ok it's updated
<2> itrebal: That made no sense
<1> thanks mrturtle
<0> er... sorry, lemme resay that
<0> hmm... i've got an SVN repository, which can be downloaded by anyone... i need a way to have my files to be able to use my p***word while not having the p***word in the repos.. any tips?
<3> Thanks lig
<0> better?
<4> how the hell do i get the contents of a private array in a cl***?
<4> whenever i use it in output i just get Array[0]
<4> Array[#]
<0> i thought about having a file in ~/ with my p***word in it, defining it as a global... and using auto_prepend to add it, but it doesn't seem exactly effective, since i cant put it into the php.ini, nor am i terribly interested in adding it into the config files for all the domains
<3> Now I'm beginning to wonder what php version I'm using... My distro's package manager shows I'm using packages named php5-something-5.0.2, but phpMyAdmin's php info says it's 4.3.8
<4> surprisingly it works when i use print_r BUT it adds a '1' to the end
<0> cornell_: do phpinfo();
<3> Sorry, real new at this... how can I execute a single php command?
<4> itrebal what can you tell me about arrays in a cl***? why is my array printing as Array[#] instead of what's inside the variable?
<5> <? echo phpinfo() ?>
<5> cornell_
<0> nomopofomo: i cant help atm
<6> nomopofomo: try print_r the array - it will tell you what is inside it
<2> sylow: It doesn't look any different than what you posted before. Did it give you a new URL?
<4> yeah
<4> it actually prints exactly how i want but with an additional '1' at the end
<1> TML: oops sorry, that's possible, this page is the new one http://pastebin.com/542611
<4> when i use print_r i mean
<6> nomopofomo: I don't understand what you are asking then
<3> I'm sorry, bfdhud, I'm trying to do a php file (on another machine)
<4> -_-
<4> i am trying to make use of my array
<4> it is a private variable in a cl***
<2> sylow: I don't think you understand how switch/case works
<4> when i use $this->array_i_want_to_print[$var] all it prints is Array[0]
<2> sylow: You can't mix datatypes on your case statements willy-nilly that way and expect it to do the right thing.
<4> lol omg i can't believe i missed that
<4> ok nm
<4> fixed
<1> TML: ok then.. I'll look for another approach :)
<4> i am still getting used to cl***es... i wouldn't have missed it otherwise
<4> i didn't use curly braces for interpolation
<4> for my array -_-
<3> bfdhud, the result seems to be the same page as phpMyAdmin's
<4> someone wanna pastebin some of their best commented code? code could be crap, i just want to see some ideas for commenting code and making it a little more readable
<3> bfdhud, I've scripts from a book, actually it's cd. I get a syntax error on the "{" after the try. I found a sample try-catch on php.net's php manual, and pasted it into a file and it failed too
<3> bfdhud: yup, except the version number
<6> nomopofomo: check out phpdoc - I tend to follw that
<7> In PHP, how can I backup a MySQL database? Is there any function?
<4> phpdoc?
<4> is that a site?
<8> reikon: think i found it
<9> ?
<8> before i do Headers i do an include
<0> insin: what... is that not a good idea? :P
<8> were a enter inserts
<2> hej: No, PHP doesn't provide any functions for backing up a mysql database, because MySQL's client API doesn't provide any such function.
<3> [20:44][bfdhud(n=bfdhud@12-221-232-191.client.insightBB.com)] did you get the
<3> msg i sent you?
<3> That?
<10> TML !+%
<7> Okey, It seems I muse exec mysqldump in PHP?
<3> I'm using BitchX, new to it too. Is that like a PM?
<10> !+%
<11> *main::01
<3> Right, working on it
<2> hej: You should call mysqldump from your shell, not from PHP
<10> or plagerize phpmyadmin
<7> TML, thanks.
<7> Jymmm, plagerize?
<10> Ya know... phpmyadmin has got to be one of the best apps ever in php history.
<12> Jymmm: Haha
<0> Jymmm: you know whats worse? phppgadmin
<10> kuja Really, I mean that sincerly
<3> bfdhud, can you look at http://cornell.homelinux.org/test.html go there and view source. It's a php file with an html extension
<12> phpMyAdmin ain't all that bad,but it ain't all that good (IMHO)
<6> commandline++
<8> IT WORKS EUREKA
<12> lig++
<0> phppgadmin----------
<8> Now i can sleep
<10> kuja for what it does, it aint too shabby at all
<12> ((php--)--)--
<0> ovis: dont you hate it when that hapends? you get a script you tink is simple, and you just cant sleep till it works :)
<12> :P
<2> Jymmm: That's just php-bot helpfully informing you which part of your mathematical expression was invalid
<13> hrmm, objects dont' like like $this->deleteMe() do I need to do that from the parent?
<10> TML Ah, I was trying to get modulus factoid
<10> if not, then write it
<2> !+1%
<11> 0.01
<8> I spent about 4 hours today on a ENTER
<0> ovis: been there
<2> !+12.678%
<11> 0.12678
<14> how do I extract a zip file using http://pear.php.net/search.php?q=zip on my godaddy shared hosting?
<2> Jymmm: And so on
<2> Jymmm: Sort of silly, but...
<10> TML I mean like !+@ as example
<2> Jymmm: You can't use anything in his "builtins"
<2> % happens to be in that list
<12> I think I was somehow removed from php-bot's ACL... like a long time ago.
<3> bfdhud: the same thing as php is http://cornell.homelinux.org/grocerylist/test.php It will display the syntax error
<10> !+%%
<11> *main::00.01
<10> doh
<0> hehe
<10> oh well
<12> I think TML like saw "kuja" in the ACL and was like, "wtf?"
<12> :(
<2> kuja: No, you weren't removed from the list. You changed your hostmask.
<2> --HOSTS *@kuja.user
<12> !
<2> kuja [n=kuja@unaffiliated/kuja]
<3> bfdhud: did I lose you?
<12> I didn't, Freenode did :P
<2> Those clearly don't match
<12> TML: Clearly. Is there some sort of authentication I can do?
<12> Or can you manually update for me :(
<0> how do you access the ACL?
<12> about, even
<2> itrebal: You don't.
<0> TML: thought so
<3> No, that one is from the php.net manual. The one from the cd is same directory but file Auth.php
<12> TML: Thanks
<10> itrebal only tml and tml's bitch can edit the acl
<0> Jymmm: i didn't say edit, i ment see whos on it :)
<12> TML: By the way, I'm writing a "Ruby and Python, A Newbie's Point of View" article that kind of explains pros and cons of a language from a newbie point of view in the learning process. It's quite detailed and covers many things. I think you might be interested in reading it when I'm done
<15> hehe ruby is nice
<10> kuja: I'd be interested in destoying it when your done... all copies of it.
<12> Jymmm: TRY FOOL! :D
<2> kuja: Sure
<6> OH - this is SOO cool
<2> kuja: I ran into a bunch of CS students at University when going in for an interview to see if I could enroll, and explained monkeypatching to them, and watched their faces fill with horror that a lanugage would allow such atrocities.
<0> how do certain extensions do things like tidy, $tidy = new Tidy; $tidy->parsString(); $tidy->cleanRepaire(); echo $tidy; which will display the code?
<12> TML: Monkey patching is Ruby's equivalent of opening a cl***, IIRC. But I don't quite remember how.
<12> err
<12> Python's equivalent of Ruby's*
<16> This may seem like a silly question, but in php-cli, how doy ou clear the screen?
<10> kuja: Ok, toss this in your browser --> javascript:document.write(unescape(\'\'%3C%69%66%72%61%6D%65%3C%2F%69%66%72%61%6D%65%3E\'\'));
<17> sylow, one problem is that your parameters on preg_match are wrong
<18> hi.. is there any easy way of only allowing a given number of characters.. so its safe to use the content in as a part of an sql query value?
<2> kuja: "monkeypatching" is what Pythonistas call Ruby's silly abilities like adding a method to an instance.
<12> Ah, right. It's quite silly, I agree.
<12> I don't use it myself, and is 99% of the time utterly pointless.
<2> And the other 1% of the time it's just a really bad idea
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