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<0> yeea its wierd.
<0> There isn't like weather.com <temp>20</temp>
<1> kodekrash: oh yea, forgot some of them
<0> it's like sentences
<2> Frosh: so parse it
<2> void[]: so, what are you working on these days?
<0> how would I start?
<1> kodekrash: doing my part to support the D programming language, mainly, such as a GUI lib & builder, IRC library, and other odd libraries.
<1> how about you?
<2> void[]: working with the Qu programming language developers... building PHP extensions, plus work...
<2> brb... need fresh root beer
<1> I'll check that language out
<3> void[]: who will build an IRC GUI for D tho?
<1> unfo: it's in my todo list, low priority
<1> I have an example one but it's way too basic
<3> yeah, it's a problem in general in the lnx world, not enough ppl work on guis.
<4> anyone mind looking at http://pastebin.com/593720 please
<3> void[]: although theres no obligation to work on anything.
<3> robcole: like before.
<3> void[]: what's D like?
<0> kodekrash: point me in the right direction?
<4> it only edits the data in the contacts table but doesnt edit the description table which consists of description,dob and location ?
<0> i never heard of libxml
<1> unfo: much like C and C++ with features from many other languages like Java, C#, python, etc, and some unique ones. Check out the somewhat biased comparison list http://www.digitalmars.com/d/comparison.html and the main page http://www.digitalmars.com/d/
<3> void[]: hmm.
<5> robcole: sec
<1> Cool thing is it resembles scripting / interpreted, but it's compiled natively! sometimes outperforms C/c++ code even.
<3> void[]: so does Lisp. Lisp is good.
<2> void[]: similar to Qu then
<1> Lisp is cool :)
<5> robcole: where are you setting $description, $dob, and $location?
<4> in another table
<5> robcole: you need to get the result from mysql_query and put it somewhere... I dont see them getting set anywhere
<4> hold i see i was missing a ' after the where clause
<4> $sql = "UPDATE description SET description='$ud_description', dob='$ud_dob',location='$ud_location' WHERE id2='$user_id'";
<4> description is the second table i was talking about
<4> dont see why this doesnt owrk mamn
<2> void[]: and D differs from C how?
<5> robcole: I still dont see where you are setting the variables. if you dont set the explicitly, they wont do it through magic...
<4> its being parsed from another file
<5> robcole: from what I can see, it doesnt look like isset($description, $dob, $location) will ever return true
<5> ok, how are you getting it from another file to this file?
<4> there is an edit file which submits to this one which is the update file which does the actually UPDATE of the database
<1> kodekrash: I'm a bit tired of explaining that one, but it has real modules, not copy/paste-like text-includes, built in arrays which make strings (even dynamic) very natural, nested functions also make things more natural, and everyday things are made less likely to make mistakes. c tends to be pretty accident prone.
<2> void[]: well, pardon me all to hell :p
<1> didn't mean anything bad, just explaining that if I didn't sound very enthusiastic :p
<1> me too ;)
<2> void[]: I know what you mean...
<5> robcole: that still doesnt mean that the variables from one file just wind up in the next. Different files, different executions. The variables arent there.
<5> robcole: var_dump the three to see their values
<0> kodekrash: how would I parse rssweather?
<4> see i dont know about the var_dumb function
<0> i haven't heard of libxml
<0> I heard of simplexml
<5> robcole: var_dump will dump the exact values and types of a variable. check it out at http://php.net/var_dump
<2> Frosh: http://www.google.com/search?q=php+rss+parse
<5> robcole: its a useful function for debugging
<4> ok
<5> Frosh: there are tools to parse rss feeds already that are quite mature.
<3> kodekrash: why do you banana nut ppl at random times?
<3> :)
<6> howdy
<2> unfo: get their attention :)
<0> I sorta wanna use php like I did for weather.com
<3> kodekrash: bananas and nutkix are usually used to say "u did something wrong" not for attention.
<3> Jayinwww: hi
<2> unfo: bananas are for monkeys.... I only kick void[] in the nyuts because I've known him for like 5 years
<3> monkeys?
<7> mmmmmm monkeys...
<6> I think thats the first time in 6 years someone actually said hi back
<2> unfo: as in, code monkeys
<3> oh. :)
<8> guys?
<8> i have a problem with the singleton pattern in PHP5, i just can't make it work
<3> Aap: try a list or newsgroup.
<8> the thing is i'm working on it for 7 hours now, and i'm sick of it
<3> Aap: then sleep?
<3> or go do something else?
<8> i can't, this has to be "finished"
<8> its 3.26am here
<3> oh, that sux.
<9> same here
<3> Aap: most php'ers are not into design patterns.
<8> that really ****s
<9> yeah wish I could help, but I'm not so far into that either
<3> Aap: maybe there's a channel for extreme / agile / patterns or else try #xml.
<8> but it's just in php
<9> Aap you can always paste your code at pastebin.. maybe someone can help
<3> Aap: still, the #xml people know more patterns than us, id say its worth a try.
<8> i put my post on pastebin
<9> ok
<8> **** i'm tired of this ****
<3> Aap: or #ejb
<8> yeah maybe
<3> Aap: is it for your job?
<8> no my thesis :)
<3> Aap: there are deadlines on theses? :)
<8> well not really, but for my planning this part had to be done by 2 days ago
<8> and if something slows down or don't work , i can't sleep of it
<8> so hello, here I am
<10> Aap: what is your thesis about ?
<8> A GUI for an implementation of a Cisco alike routing environment on Linux
<3> Aap: "if something slows down or don't work , i can't sleep" can make your life worse.
<8> yes i know, but i have to live with that now :)
<10> Aap: hmm
<3> my philosophy is that sometimes a good night's sleep saves you time.
<8> did that, but i'm stubborn
<10> Aap: hmm, but i thought that cisco comes with one of those
<8> well, it's a linux implementation of it
<10> Aap: but that dosen't sound like a thesis
<10> Aap: it sounds like a final project to me
<11> anyone want about 5 sticks of PC100, 64 meg, as well as 2 128 meg sticks, of ram?
<3> itrebal: sure
<8> ok, you can see it as that yes
<11> unfo: i'm actually serrius, if you want it - PM me
<3> itrebal: for sale?
<11> unfo: free
<12> for shipping fees
<11> right, you'd have to pay shipping
<3> are any of them ddr?
<2> unfo: PC100 != DDR
<8> i don't know the diff between thesis and final project (maybe thesis is writing or something?)
<12> unfo it's 64mb and 128mb what do you think?
<3> ok no thx
<11> SD ram i think..
<13> what is a good book for someone that doesn't know php but wants to learn how to do it?
<12> !+manual
<14> [PHP Manual] http://php.net/manual/en/
<13> no
<13> BOOK
<13> something i can buy
<3> !+book
<15> look at oreilly books
<12> buying dead trees is such a waste of time/effort... way too many resources on the web
<15> do you have any programming experience?
<13> not much
<12> books get outdated really fast in this area too
<3> i have "Learning PHP 5" 1/e... it's not up to the typical quality of oreilly books tho.
<9> Jymmm but reading a book is good to be away from the computer for a while :)
<13> so does anyone have a recomendation for me?
<11> sylow_: when that happend, i left and read a good book, because you cant learn coding without doing it
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