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<0> ty
<1> jiggster: A number with a decimal isn't an integer anyways.
<2> oh yeah, screw you. *walks off and uses ipv6*
<2> float/long
<1> :P
<1> A float isn't a long.
<3> note that you misuse the word decimal :p
<2> ./ == or
<1> I long is a longer integer.
<1> s/I/A/
<2> for christs sakes forget it
<1> =)
<1> void[]: Decimal point. If that makes you any happy.
<4> god i love programmers
<2> 1.000,00
<2> glad i'm not a programmer
<2> hence why i dont know these ****ing little things
<5> thx folks
<5> i used the count method, for now .. could not get my head around implode at this late hour
<4> corndoggie: yeah, you're right, it's pretty complex :-S
<6> ;)
<5> i am sure it is not
<5> it is just late
<5> :D
<5> my brain is failing
<4> hehe i know how it is
<6> we've all been there
<5> will revisit tomorrow AM
<7> what is =& ?
<5> thx tho
<6> http://bash.org/?623132 lol :O
<4> aec26: binary and i think
<4> aec26: sorry, bitwise
<4> aec26: there's a page on php bitwise operators, google it
<8> aec26- ***ign a reference
<8> Combined AND/***ign would be &=
<7> cool ok, i didn't know the genre of what i was asking about, bitwise operators .. cheers!
<4> aec26: no!!
<9> ..
<4> :-(
<4> niraj: i usually ***ociate the & with the variable, not the =!
<4> = &$var <-- then i would have know :-)
<4> s/w/wn/
<9> aec26: = and & are two separate operators in this case.. the & is actually applied to the variable after it to make the variable before the = reference that variable
<9> dools was thinking about &=
<7> ooo, ok cheers niraj
<4> yes yes, let's all blame it on ol' dooley
<4> sorry for the bum steer aec26, i wasn't looking closely
<7> no probs!
<7> niraj can you give me an example i'm still confised as to what the heck it does!
<7> $blue = true; $black =& $blue; ... $black = true ?
<9> sure
<4> niraj: may i?
<9> yup
<4> at least i need the chance to redeem myself :-)
<4> aec26: hold on, i'll do you a pastebin
<1> Heh
<9> too late dools, he did it himself
<9> :P
<9> aec26: the point is that now when you modify black, blue also changes
<7> cheers (i'm guessing) so why is this different to $black = $blue?
<9> read above :P
<7> ahhhh, so chang in black changes blue, but changes in blue doesn't change black?
<2> "<Buzzons> its not i dont know how to do it, its just i dont know why its erroring"
<9> aec26: it does
<10> hmm
<4> http://pastebin.com/594246
<7> so works both ways,
<7> cheers dools
<9> aec26: when you do a $black = &$blue you are telling black to use the same memory as $blue
<6> create a reference, not a copy
<4> aec26: you didn't modify $var, you modified $new_var, but it is a reference to $var
<4> aec26: it is of particular importance in function calls
<2> what do you have against $white?
<4> aec26: oops. missed an ending ' on line 3
<4> ****, i can't even write an 8 line example without a parse error :-)
<11> aec26, an example of where you might use a reference use is when you need to modify to an array of data you pulled from the database in several functions before you print it out
<7> gotcha, cheers guys!
<11> you p*** the reference, you work on it in a function, and it changes the actual variable wherever it is
<4> theres a pretty good bit on references as they regard objects in the manual
<7> $black = $blue will then break the reference right?
<6> yes
<7> and just be an !at that point copy"
<7> 1="
<7> 1=!
<7> !
<6> yes
<6> !=" ;)
<7> shhh
<6> ;)
<7> folk pay by the number of lines of code..
<6> lol
<10> if you need free cpanel hosting for our php site, msg me :)
<6> :|
<7> last thing, i'm dumbing it down to =& setting an alias, and you'd do this to make following the code easier, there's no actual difference between using the 'alias' to the variable it is set to at all.
<12> Is it possible to untar a file using PHP without calling the exec() function?
<13> OMG paypal integration is killing me!!
<6> teppah - i think you have to - but take a look at http://pear.php.net/search.php?q=tar&in=packages&x=0&y=0
<12> I'm afraid that PEAR might unavailable, too.
<6> well
<6> there isn't a direct tar extension afaik
<14> op32: isnt paypal fuuun?
<15> hi
<1> teppah: http://pecl.php.net/package/archive
<4> aec26: the difference comes primarily in function calls
<4> aec26: or manipulating objects or arrays
<12> kuja: Again, PECL is not an option.
<4> aec26: test that http://pastebin.com/594273
<12> However, this seems to be working just fine: http://www.phpcl***es.org/browse/file/3191.html
<1> teppah: Then look at the PEAR library. There's one there as well.
<1> If not, then no one can help you.
<16> morning
<4> evening
<16> right
<17> where can i find a tutorial how to use pear in zend with out pask the includes all the time
<18> hi, if I want to execute the command "pear install phpOpenTracker-X.X.X.tar.gz" on FreeBSD, what package should I install from ports?
<19> hi all, I'm looking to understand why my php4.4.2 build linking gd against libphp4.so in the apache module, but phpinfo(); is not showing any gd support or even the --with-gd=/usr option I p***ed the configure option
<20> hi?
<19> yet I can see its %100 linked against the apache2 libphp4.so
<20> can i ask a question?
<19> which is being loaded by apache
<18> blacharz: yes :)
<19> its almost as if the output of "phpinfo();" is cached - but its not due to the buildtime/date being only a few minutes ago
<4> ikonia: do php -i and compare it to phpinfo()
<20> i have a table with objects, how can i edit objects' variables through browser ?
<4> ...
<20> after reloading page this table is empty
<20> ...
<21> I was wondering...
<17> any zend client experts in here
<19> the configure option on the output of php -i matches the phpinfo(); totally, so no --with-gb option, however I know I did it because libphp4.so IS linked against gd
<22> Psp: zend client? as in ZDE, or what?
<19> php -i shows ho gd support
<17> yes
<22> Psp: well.. I've got ZDE.. so ask away and I might be able to answer it..
<20> help?
<20> :)
<17> when i want to use pear i still getting popups of include
<23> ok every buddy its weekend time to shift to my home PC from work PC cya.....
<4> blacharz: i can't see the php question there
<20> dools: i was thinking about using some cl*** method
<4> blacharz: to do...
<20> dools: i want to give user the ability to change variables which would be in the furutre saved in the file
<4> blacharz: what file?
<20> dools: all right so from the begining :)
<4> blacharz: do a pastebin of it
<21> is there a function in php I can play with, that makes a php file execute like say... once every hour?
<4> luu: use cron
<24> how can i write this $query="select * from contacts c, description d where c.id='$id' and c.id = d.id2"; using the LEFT JOIN clause, when i did it it requested the wrong information which is screwed.
<21> dools cron?
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