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<0> no... things like $var="FS"; print "$v[$this->{$var}]";
<1> yep, i did
<2> absentia: Or print "foo".$this->whatever."bar";
<0> tml: ya, that's why my co worker does.
<2> absentia: It's cheaper than a copy
<0> like I said, I tend to do it that way, vs the {} ... that's all.
<0> true
<3> NBrepresent: post a link with your question and pray
<4> tempest_: Where is this encapsulation found at php.net docs?
<0> I need to slow down my php anyway.... it's too fast.
<2> I prefer not to use {} in my code, unless it's delimiting a block
<0> exactly.
<2> So I leave interpolation
<2> "".foo.""
<0> I'm writing php as a proto type for c++ .. I barely use 10 fuctions in php ... so my code is simple. there's just lots of it -- but it translates line by line to c++
<2> That's an impressive C++ library you've built
<5> it's at http://perry.pastebin.com/650725, and i'm warning you, it's ugly.
<2> Care to open source it on sf.net?
<2> I'm sure others could make use of it
<0> no, what I mean is... I'm just manipulating strings... so I don't need much more than explode, l/r trim, strpos strlen fread/fwrite ..
<3> NBrepresent: it's not bad
<3> NBrepresent: the fact taht you use === makes me happy :)
<5> philip: it seems redundant
<5> some of it is borrowed from tutorials, etc.
<6> where can i download a php script that converts a binary safe string of a png to a bmp and viceversa
<7> NBrepresent: first, and in my opinion, most importantly, separate logic and presentation. Your main code should just set variables, and then at the end, call a file which echoes all the html with variables.
<8> Keal: CPAN
<5> ok. but all in the same file?
<6> what is CPAN?
<9> NBrepresent: instead of echoing code line by line, just close off your if/elseif/else statements after the brackets with ?> and then your html code and then open up your <?php and close your statement
<0> ha!
<3> NBrepresent: use foreach instead of while/each
<7> NBrepresent: if you want, but if you split the html into a different file, then you and put it in several different files and call one, depending on what you want to do.
<6> [RainMkr] what is CPAN?
<3> ask #perl what CPAN is :)
<8> php-bot: tell keal about google
<6> [RainMkr] i am looking for a php script not a perl/cgi script
<10> Keal: whatcha think PHP is?
<11> hmmm
<6> Perl Hypertext Preprocessor?
<3> php isn't written in perl :)
<7> NBrepresent: btw, line 52 has a relatively common bug. You use = instead of ==.
<10> it is CGI though
<3> sometimes
<0> ha
<8> Keal: No, Philip's Hypertext Processor
<12> http://pastebin.com/650727 <-- can someone take a look at this function for me.. im making a session variable $_SESSION['registered'] using $this->registered yet, calling while (list($k,$v) = @each($_SESSION['registered'])) { yields no results..
<5> CryWolf: i've been looking for how to fix that!
<5> my 'add link' form was displaying on every link category page
<3> heh
<5> CryWolf: what's the difference?
<7> = is ***ignment
<6> foreach($_SESSION['registered'] as $k => $v){}
<6> right?
<3> yes
<2> Ruxton: for starters, use foreach() instead of that while loop
<2> Are you all reading the same PHP3 book, or what?
<6> does Ruxton want to use-> foreach($_SESSION['registered'] as $k => $v){}
<2> Yes
<2> At least, he SHOULD want to. :)
<12> i just did it the way i've done it for the past.. 2 years, unfortunately havent coded php in the last 1 or so
<12> so yeah.. ill go change that :P
<2> Ruxton: Even 2 years ago, you should have been using foreach(). :)
<3> Ruxton: do you access you.com/a.php?foo=bar as $foo too? :)
<2> Even *4* years ago
<3> he was writing code that was BC friendly :)
<12> phil.. used too.. but not anymore
<6> philip $_GET['foo']
<0> ok, 232mb up in 23 seconds.
<3> Keal: you are a wild man
<9> mkdir("../client_upload/$dir_name", 0666);
<9> sorry
<9> mispaste
<6> mkdir $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT
<0> ok, 232mb down... server php process nevre usd more than 23mb rss and started at 5% cpu after the initial fork and mallocs... but then went down steadily...
<9> anyone know why the mkdir command would create a dir with 0644 permissions even though I specified 0666?
<6> function rsubstr($a,$b){return substr($a,strlen($a)-$b,$b);}function trunc_root($a){while((rsubstr($a,1)!='/')&&(strlen($a)>0)){$a=substr($a,0,strlen($a)-1);};return $a;};$absolute_root=trunc_root($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);
<6> use that instead of '..' to go in one folder from document root
<9> mkdir($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/client_upload/$dir_name", 0666);
<9> that should work, should it not?
<6> you can hide stuff inside there you obviously have found out but do not use ..
<9> Keal: what do you mean? i don't understand what you just said :(
<6> .. has a chance of screwing you over if you move the script or the folder to a new location
<11> how would I add a value to an array and then check if $whatever == any of the ones listed in array?
<11> ><
<9> i know, that's why I switched to just using $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] and then specified the path name
<9> that should be safe, should it not?
<6> simply use either $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] or $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] in order to mark off the relative location and instead parse the path itself
<6> rather than use '..'
<9> i know, i killed the .. as soon as i saw your first comment
<9> it now reads
<9> mkdir($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/client_upload/$dir_name", 0666);
<6> it might be convenient but it makes for foulups if the script location changes or the target path changed
<6> where is client_upload located?
<9> its a folder on the root of the directory for the virtual server
<3> mugger: in_array
<6> DOCUMENT_ROOT is where all your url accessable files are
<6> one folder inside that it non accessable by url
<6> is*
<6> is non
<7> I think I'd avoid long unreadable expressions like the plague. I'd set a constant defining the upload dir at the very beginning. If directories move, then you've only got one easy-to-find thing to change.
<6> that is what i meant CryWolf
<7> Keal: you gave a long unreadable expression.
<6> parsing document root to obtain the path from the very beginning
<6> it was two functions and a call to one to create the path of the folder containing document_root for use at the beginning of the script
<9> for mkdir, is it relative to the document root of the webserver or is it relative to the filesystem structure?
<6> containing as in there is a folder inside it equal to $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']
<6> all file procedures are relative to the filesystem
<9> that's what i thought
<6> the filesystem'
<9> just making sure
<6> the filesystem's deepest root is defined by the server
<6> permissions determine the deepest root that php can access
<9> alright, so I will just define the filesystem path in a constant and go from there...but that still doesn't addresss the file mask not being properly set on the server, or am I over looking something/not understanding something about permissions?
<6> the server var $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] determines the deepest accessable by url
<9> i understand that
<6> oddly php is missing the $_SERVER[] tag that describes the deepest root accessable by php
<6> which is what that long *** expression i wrote guesses at
<9> gotcha
<9> alright, that makes sense now
<6> deepest root accessable by php
<6> which is usually where the upload folder is located within and where the cgi-bin is located within, and logs etc
<6> brb i need a smoke
<13> Hey, if I have a string that is storing a date(m/d/y) is there a way I can pull the month number right out of that string?
<0> ok, just got 21MB/sec download via php... that's good 'nuff for now.
<9> Keal: thanks for all the help...i really appreciate it
<6> hi
<14> hi
<14> how to delete all whitespaces on a string?
<8> rogozhin: str_replace()
<14> thx
<8> lig: I'd image that is quite a humorous read.
<15> actually he is being very nice for idiots like me who have no clue... this time he is using the Y! library to explain ajax again
<16> ... i can run my knuckle across the wrist part of this thinkpad and it leaves a white line........ this cant be good
<9> in a preg_replace, how do I have to enclose the filter? like "[^a-z0-9]" or someother way?
<8> just like that.
<9> okay, well, it isn't working or something, because it is still matching spaces...
<16> /[^a-z0-9]/
<16> ive found you need the /'s ?
<9> okay
<9> thanks
<8> Ah, sorry.
<16> that aside, doesnt ^ mean not...
<8> lig, google for it. I just learned about it three days go.
<15> [RainMkr] there now :D
<17> devians: in a character set, it means "any character except"
<15> isn't it being introduced to php?...
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