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<0> particularly operator |, operator &, operator ^, and operator, .
<0> though, people wanting to overload comma are generally people who need to be hit in the face with a brick.
<1> hello... when using GD or Imagick.. anyone know how to put a signature in the image-source?
<2> Well, if C guarantees short-circuit logical operators, so does PHP
<0> bufar: do you mean a bug or a watermark
<0> Dragnslcr: nonsense
<2> Since PHP just runs the normal C operators
<0> oy vey.
<3> StoneCypher: http://us3.php.net/expressions includes a rather significant discussion regarding short-circuiting and specifies that it is a php feature.
<0> that's not how guarantees work, Dragnslcr
<1> when I open the image in notepad, I can read a little signature
<0> that's just an observation of the current behavior
<0> a guarantee is "This is how this works and it will never change."
<0> You need to live through a Perl apocalypse.
<3> in that case, there are never guarantees about anything
<0> wrong.
<0> There are quite a few guarantees in the PHP manual.
<0> More than in most interpreted languages.
<1> I dunno if its called bug or what
<3> however, the link i just posted does indicate that short-circuiting is an intended feature of php
<2> Because PHP just translates them to normal C
<0> b1n0ry: i don't see short circuiting outside the user comments
<4> bufar: IT's not a bug... Have you looked into EXIF?
<2> If you can even call it translation. More like a direct copy
<0> Stormchaser: no no
<1> hm. no
<5> I need some help anyone help me out with this php installation please
<0> Stormchaser: as in a bug (something drawn into the corner) or a watermark (an invisible identifying signature)
<0> Stormchaser: the logo that TV stations put in the corner of your show is called a bug
<0> b1n0ry: am I missing something? I just ctrl+f ed through that page, and the only instances of "short" i find outside user comments are the word "shorter"
<3> StoneCypher: http://www.netshaq.com/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi/011100A/http/us3.php.net/manual/ru/migration.booleval.php (specific to PHP 3.0 i'm still looking on current versions)
<6> bufar: if you want to create a watermark, use imagecolortransparent() + imagecopy(
<0> well
<6> )
<0> that is explicitly about php3
<5> StoneCypher: could you help me out please?
<3> eh crap, i picked up a proxy
<6> bufar: one way anyway..
<0> so that's a guarantee for one version but not for all of them
<0> Dustin22: you haven't even asked a question, and you're already nagging specific people at random?
<7> YAY!
<0> dools: that kind of watermark is destroyed in image cropping and resizing
<5> StoneCypher: sorry, just needing a bit of help, looked to me as if you knew alot about php so I asked you first.
<1> dools: thanks, but not a visual signature
<0> dools: there are other ways
<7> http://piano.juicemedia.tv/php/tb.php
<1> I mean a signature in the image source
<1> like the exif-thing.. probably
<0> crimeny
<5> StoneCypher: anywho I am trying to install punbb forums using apache, windows and php 5, I get an error stating this: This PHP environment does not have support for any of the databases that PunBB supports. PHP needs to have support for either MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite in order for PunBB to be installed.
<0> hhahahhaha
<0> you think php doesn't support mysql, postgres and sqlite?
<0> did it occur to you to read the manual sections on mysql, postgres and sqlite?
<7> lol
<7> that is kinda funny
<0> in a sad way
<5> StoneCypher: It worked before..
<5> clean install of forums now it doesn't work
<0> okay
<0> this isn't a punbb support channel
<0> and your question doesn't actually have anything to do with php
<0> so, best of luck to you and all
<5> one of those people lol..
<8> indeed, he just got done climbing a really high horse
<8> :)
<3> StoneCypher: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.php logical operations have left ***ociativity and are evaluated from left to right.
<0> Dustin22: yeah, i'm helping everyone but you because i'm one of those people.
<0> b1n0ry: yeah, but that's not short circuiting, which is an extremely important difference in the case of die.
<5> StoneCypher: Shows right there how much of an ***hole you are, stuck up cock ****er ;)
<0> huhu
<8> lol with a wink even
<9> hey all
<9> any recomanded web hosting sites?
<0> MBzle: depends on your needs, but yes, several.
<9> StoneCypher, ASP/PHP/
<0> MBzle: for hosting, things like expected workload, bandwidth needs and budget tend to be the most important considerations.
<10> hey, what's faster: printf("some text %s some other %d", $var, $var2); or echo "some text $var some other $var2"; ?
<0> Kronuz: the difference is insignificant.
<10> is printf fater? or why is there a printf?
<0> because printf allows complex formatting.
<9> StoneCypher, all good
<3> considering that php logical operations are left ***ociative and there is no fundamental need to continue processing once an expression has been evaluated to a definite value, and stemming from the fact that short-circuitry is an intended feature from php 3.0 and does not appear as changed on changelogs for 4 or 5, and the use of short-circuitry and lazy evaluation is considered "common" and normal practice, my conclusion is that the use of
<0> huhu
<0> now dustin's trying to flood me offline
<0> what a moron
<3> alright, i gotta go buy some new lamps for this room. room's way too big for a 40-watt bulb. gonna go get some 150-watt 3-ways. later on.
<11> anyone help me on dreamweaver?
<0> GoldenGunner: no
<11> StoneCypher: k
<3> GoldenGunner: sure, first select Control Panel => Add/Remove Programs => Dreamweaver => Remove All
<0> huhuuh
<11> hahaha so funny
<11> :)
<3> i don't trust dreamweaver ever since it killed my pc
<11> lol
<3> it wasn't funny
<3> i'm completely serious
<11> yer it was
<6> "it's not a comedy" - Rainier Wolfcastle
<11> cos ur pc died :)
<3> i spent 3 days trying to recover data, i lost an investor copy of my business plan in that fiasco
<0> dools: http://sc.tri-bit.com/Goggles_Card
<11> lol
<3> all because macromedia didn't have the foresight to anticipate windows garbage collection
<0> windows garbage collection?
<3> StoneCypher: the automatic deletion of temporary files once they consume a particular disk space
<12> if I want to return the text out of a table cell, what regex should I use? @<td.*>(.*)</td> returns most of the table.
<11> so you use frontpage now then lol 1337
<0> b1n0ry: oh.
<3> GoldenGunner: actually html-kit
<0> b1n0ry: wow, macromedia relied on temporary files?
<11> :)
<0> b1n0ry: that's ridiculously badbear.
<6> StoneCypher: that's hilarious :-)
<0> dools: huhu, have a look around my site
<0> dools: there're more than a thousand images up there
<11> what is your website?
<0> GoldenGunner: you're not terribly bright, are you
<6> StoneCypher: have a look at my site... there's one image :-)
<0> dools: i don't know where it is.
<11> because i dnt no ur website?
<11> lol...
<0> GoldenGunner: let's see. I just gave him an image on a website. He liked it and I told him to look around. Hm. Where could my site be? Hm.
<3> StoneCypher: if you specify to handle your site completely via FTP it does. and if that temporary location happens to get "cleaned up" during a transfer, macromedia defaults to c:\windows. and when it sees files that are on the local and synchs from remote, it deletes the locals. thus, it basically executes a del c:\windows\*.*
<11> did I see the image?
<0> GoldenGunner: do i care?
<11> I think not
<3> i say c:\windows but i mean whatever is right above your temp location
<11> yes u do
<0> b1n0ry: ... holy crap.
<11> jeez angry computer geek, dont see one of those everyday.. wel ya do in this place.. bye geeks!
<0> b1n0ry: I'm amazed that didn't earn them some lawsuits
<3> StoneCypher: heh, i called macromedia tech support and the tech said it's a known issue. they've had similar calls and are evaluating the "behavior"
<3> with version 8 thing
<6> b1n0ry: :-O that's freaked out
<6> **** proprietary software
<6> the audacity to charge you for something that ****...
<3> if you've ever used dreamweaver for ftp, you've probably noticed that sometimes the ftp transfer "hangs"
<0> b1n0ry: you might want to talk to a lawyer, if you really lost client documentation over that sort of thing.
<6> rarely ;-0
<6> hehe oops, that was a weird facial!
<6> ;-)
<3> only it doesn't "hang" it's doing cleanup of your temp location. which, if windows has already ditched your temp location, that temp location becomes the parent to the temp location.
<13> is $_SESSION safe to use?
<6> DragonD: yes
<14> yes
<3> i had an ftp transfer, seemed to take an exceptionally long time. i hit ctrl-alt-del and got a stop error. rebooted and couldn't boot because i was missing critical system files.
<13> so i could set $_SESSION['loggedin'] and trust it on another page?
<3> DragonD: sure, provided that nobody hijacked the session
<6> StoneCypher: hahahaha http://sc.tri-bit.com/Vi_***istant
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