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<0> yes
<1> CPUnerd: Why what? Yet another IRC library or doing it in Ruby?
<2> kuja: irc library?
<3> another IRC lib
<4> CPUnerd: I haven't seen that benchmark. Got a pointer?
<3> TML, no, i'll just redo them I guess
<3> I had them in C/php/perl/python/
<1> CPUnerd: Ah well, IRC's always fun. HTTP's already been mastered with WEBRick... :(
<3> and hmm that's about it I think
<3> hehe :-)
<1> I think though if I ever get this lib very large enough to parse server codes as well, I'll make a Ruby-GTK2 client.
<3> HTTP's been mastered :-P
<5> what is Windows newline ? \r\n ?
<1> EricCartman-iBoo: Yes
<3> da
<1> Edward123: Yes, IRC, what you're chatting on now :P
<3> woooo got my papers for ireland!
<3> ay!
<2> where are you at, CPUnerd?
<6> EricCartman-iBoo: Just \r , but use both.
<1> DepretioN: Um, what?
<5> ok let's see
<3> Edward123, right now in canada, march 21st i'll be in brazil for three months, then I come back to canada for a month, then I go back to ireland for 2 years.
<2> wicked
<7> CPUnerd why ?
<2> i'm in west wales
<3> I have to check for my visa though, might be a problem because my grandma is 6 years too young for the ancestry visa..
<2> we have a ferry that takes an hour to get to rosslair (sp) in ireland
<8> CPUnerd: Umm! setting the header would set the From field correct but may be what I want is to set the Return-Path: not the From
<3> Edward123, you are ? :O
<1> Ugh, I can't seem to get the channel topic.
<2> yeah, never been though
<8> CPUnerd: could that be set?
<3> oh ok, hmm let me think
<3> Edward123, you know anyone with a company by anychance ? ;-)
<8> CPUnerd: why then Windows has this sendmail_from option where linux don't!
<2> heh not in ireland i'm afraid
<3> in the UK I mean :-)
<1> Who's good with socket analogy?
<3> kuja, is it in C ?
<1> CPUnerd: No, but it's basic IO in terms of write/read/file pointers/eof
<3> show maybe I can do some.
<2> CPUnerd: i work for a small web dev. company at the moment but we're gradually moving over to asp.net
<2> plus i don't think the boss is hiring
<3> I am not looking for real hiring that's the thing ;-)
<2> arey ou looking for employment or will you be working as a contractor?
<3> I already own my own company
<1> CPUnerd: Well, you know how TOPIC works right?
<2> ah right
<2> doing web dev.?
<3> do you mind pvt ?
<2> PHP?
<3> yep
<2> go for it
<3> PHP/Perl/Python.. bla bla
<1> CPUnerd: Just a matter of I'm sending TOPIC <channel>, but the next socket read doesn't contain the topic.
<1> CPUnerd: Nevermind, I think I found the screw up
<9> After doing an mySQL query I start to output some swedish text (some strange signs) to an RSS feed. I'm using htmlspecialchars for each result to make sure special characters doesn't break the feed but the strange signs is shown as a square on one of its corners with a question mark inside it. What am I doing wrong? :)
<1> At least it isn't returning nil anymore, except it returns something else. That's a good start :D
<3> htmlspecial chars don't work in XML. The encoding gets broken.
<7> i need to go
<7> good work to all
<9> CPUnerd: What should I do instead then? A & character from the mySQL query can break the feed
<10> is there any guidlines/recommendations about how to name functions, variables and cl***es in php?
<3> i'm gonna get shot for this but taht'll be funny
<3> http://pear.php.net/manual/en/standards.php
<11> Is it just me, or is debian missing PDO in the php5 package?
<3> pecl install pdo
<3> it's not missing, been moved to extensions.
<11> i get phpize not found
<9> CPUnerd: You have any idea where to start looking for something that can help solve the problem? :)
<12> hey, i am getting : Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' ... but the line is <p>Title: <input type="text" name='title' value='$title'></p> .. i don't get where am i meant to put a ; or ,
<3> utf8_encode
<13> seph: php5.1 or php5.0?
<11> 5.1
<3> +1 for meself.
<13> you should just --enable-pdo=shared then?
<11> http://pastebin.com/546645
<11> debian is a binary distribution - i didn't compile myself
<13> ooh yea sorry
<3> Dangermouse, you don't compile anything with deb
<9> I already set charset=UTF-8 with php's header function in the beginning of the file
<3> oups too late sorry
<6> ph8or1: escape your double quotes ""
<3> doesn't matter, the strings you are requesting have chars.
<3> give me a swedish character please, i'll give you an example
<3> Dangermouse, hahah :))
<12> DepretioN - sorry, escape?
<14> ugh why did I go to work yesterday
<12> oh! use ' instead of "
<12> okay thanks!
<11> any ideas, CPUnerd?
<9>
<3> ok two seconds, gotta release my package, then I get back to you.
<15> Does anyone use a php framework {seagull, blueshoes, cakephp}
<3> myconid, go for symfony
<15> CPUnerd: is there a comparison out there?
<3> wooo
<3> cvs checkout: warning: new-born pear/MDB2_Driver_mssql has disappeared
<13> symfony looks cool oO
<3> nothing to compary to symfony
<3> maybe sola
<3> r
<3> solar*
<11> CPUnerd, fyi: i needed the php5-dev package, where phpize is packaged
<2> myconid: you just missed a big discussion on that
<15> anyone wana cut&paste&eamil me it?
<8> CPUnerd: I see that on php mail function I can only set the $to, $message, $subject how can I set $from please?
<9> Lovely CPUnerd. Adding the utf8 encoding to all results solved the probm. thanks. :)
<3> woo I'm so good. :-P
<3> hehe
<3> the from goes in headers.
<6> munzir: it also accepts $headers ... http://php.net/mail
<13> munzir: check out the second example at php.net/function.mail
<16> Is there a way in php to save something matched in a regular expression? similar to ( ) in perl?
<8> CPUnerd, DepretioN, Dangermouse: thanks a lot
<3> np
<13> ackackackadack: the third parameter of preg_match fills an array with the matches
<16> is there something similar for preg_replace?
<13> not AFAIK
<17> ackackackadack: nope
<17> ackackackadack: you could just run preg_match before preg_replace with the same regex
<16> I suppose, the performance might be a problem though
<18> Hi everybody
<6> preg_replace returns whatever it changed the $subject to.
<18> Any suggestions for an IDE, such as eclipse, for linux, KDE?
<6> Eclipse works on Linux, KDE
<6> afaik
<11> PDO_PGSQL seems to have a dependency misconfiguration: http://pastebin.com/546650
<11> Or is just me?
<19> hi :)
<19> (##php)
<19> is it possible to enable mail() in, safe_mode ?
<11> I need version pdo 1.0.2 to use pdo_pgsql 1.0.2, and i am being told that i have pdo 1.0.2
<18> Well, I went to the eclipse site, and found linux GTK which needs GTK widgets, isn't that Gnome?
<11> GTK is gnome, yes
<13> you can still run gnome apps under kde
<6> If you install the GTK libraries, it should still work on KDE
<11> you'll find that most applications are GTK, afaik
<18> Ah... stupid question... How can I find out if I've the GTK libraries?
<11> cornell, what distro?
<2> what distro, cornell?
<11> hehe
<2> great minds
<11> think alike.
<13> lol
<18> Mandrake 10.1 (can't upgrade due to hardware constraints)
<13> what package management does Mandrake use
<2> try rpm -qa | grep gtk
<13> oh. ew
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