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<0> I can "freeze" the script and check the values out to see what's up, etc etc.
<0> It's hot.
<1> i thought ZDE didn't catch segfaults?
<2> dan__t: it's like gdb for php code :P
<0> Pretty much.
<0> itrebal, ***uming it's not a segfault, heh.
<3> itrebal: http://pastebin.com/657420
<1> if you run apache through gdb, it will catch php's segfault
<3> dan_t ZDE ?
<4> itrebal, is awake?
<4> lol
<0> man
<2> kosh[0]: the Zend Development Environment
<0> I wish I could code.
<0> Instead of this "hello, world" crap.
<3> robert_: ah
<1> dan_t: are you ****ing serious? you have zde, but do hello world crap?
<0> Not entirely. I'm just not that good at PHP.
<0> ZDE is helping me learn, I'll admit that. It's not quite holding my hand, but it makes understanding what I'm doing, much easier.
<1> heh, i started in plain ol' notepad
<0> Me too.
<1> **** i used notepad for 9 months i think
<0> I guess I'm more of a visual learner, and ZDE helped me to visualize what I was actually doing.
<5> itrebal: pregnant?
<0> ...
<0> ok so.
<0> anyway.
<1> HellMan: with notepad/php, yea
<1> kosh[0]: at different locations in the loop, put die()
<1> die('dead');
<0> I need to learn OOP, I'm quite sure.
<0> I am now starting to see the limitations of procedural programming.
<1> that is debatable
<1> i love the hell out of it
<0> Sure is.
<2> heh
<3> itrebal: but on the first iteration, it'll die
<0> But for me, I can see the problems with procedural.
<3> what does that prove
<4> whats zde :P
<0> [04:17] <2> kosh[0]: the Zend Development Environment
<3> except that die() works :D
<1> kosh[0]: put it in the loop different places, IE: in the if()'s
<1> kosh[0]: be creative, put it places, thats all i can do to help you
<4> i started with a php refrence book and dreamweaver (a little upgrade to notepad ;)
<3> itrebal: thanks
<3> reading up on php debugging in eclipse
<0> F Eclipse.
<0> I started using that before I found a real IDE for PHP.
<1> kosh[0]: also run the script through gdb
<0> I think I just need to nail programming fundamentals.
<0> I'm not a programmer, I just dabble around in PHP a lot.
<1> this is the list of editors i've used: notepad, DzSoft PHP Editor, Emacs
<3> itrebal: it's not a script that can run locally, it requires a web browser to post data to it in order to execute that loop
<3> so without that, it'll do nothing
<1> kosh[0]: exactly, run apache through gdb
<3> or did you mean something else?
<1> through port 81 or something
<3> it's a good idea
<0> Ok, well, I'm going to go cook up a project to work on.
<0> I think little projects will help me out a bit.
<1> "(07:19:06 AM) itrebal: if you run apache through gdb, it will catch php's segfault"
<1> dan__t: write a fancy schmancy blog with as many buzwords as you can fit
<0> F blogs.
<0> They're for fat chicks.
<0> I don't know what the craze is. But don't get me started.
<1> dan__t: haha, good luck finding a project
<6> hi guys, how would I go about comparing the filesize of two files (they have the same name, they are just in different directories)
<0> Thanks ;)
<0> I'm thinking a topsite kinda thing would be a good starter.
<0> Idunno.
<1> mejobloggs: uhhh search php.net
<7> mejobloggs: http://se.php.net/filesize ??
<1> damnit thnee some people need to search php.net
<6> no i have read that
<5> thnee?
<6> heh
<7> HellMan?
<5> thnee: ahh, you exist, I wondered wtf he was on about
<5> nm
<5> back to debugging spl
<7> er?
<1> anyone have a neat idea for a computer case? a small one
<5> itrebal: well, I use a 78 Dodge convertable
<1> HellMan: like a model?
<6> er, i shall explain what i am trying to do. I have 2 directories with the same files. But in dir B, the filesize are different. I want to compare each file to its corresponding file in the other folder, and if it is smaller, then copy it to a different directory
<7> look at lian li
<5> itrebal: no especially, just the room in the back for a rack
<1> mejobloggs: then simply use the knowledge of directory structures?
<6> yeah, but i dont know how to do anything like that
<7> mejobloggs: then do that, i dont think someone will code it for you
<6> no, but i just would like someone to explain how to go about it
<7> you just said it yourself
<7> how to go about it
<6> codewise
<7> like i said i dont think someone will code it for oyu
<7> unless you pay
<6> ach, i just wanted explaining
<6> nm then
<7> mejobloggs: if there are anyspecific questions you have feel free to ask
<6> thanks
<7> you have the filesize function, and the copy and delete functions, just start coding
<8> hya, i was wondering if an xpath query is computationaly more expensive than just iterating over a domtree
<9> no imagecreatefromtiff ?
<10> cyphor: remember that time format i had earlier
<10> cyphor: i need to count how many hours between 2 times using that format
<6> thnee: "Warning: filesize() [function.filesize]: stat failed for accept.png in ......."
<10> cyphor: so 12:30 PM to 6:00 PM would need to output 5.5
<6> what does that error mean?
<5> AfroTurf: TIME_DIFF()
<10> HellMan: what is that a mysql function?
<11> hi
<11> sorry but I just can
<5> AfroTurf: yessir
<11> gaah.
<10> HellMan: I would like php to do it though
<5> AfroTurf: thats just silly, db is much faster
<11> sorry but I can't find the name of that variable that holds the name of the current php file.
<11> it doesn
<5> pluffsy: __FILE__
<11> 't seem to in GLOBALS anyway
<11> HellMan: thaanks :)
<9> can't php work with tiff images?
<5> pluffsy: or, $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']
<5> Cybertinus: yes, gd can
<9> lol?
<5> cyphor: supports.. GIF, JPG, PNG, SWF, SWC, PSD, TIFF, BMP, IFF, JP2, JPX, JB2, JPC, XBM, or WBMP
<9> what should I use as a 'createimagefromtiff'?
<9> rather 'imagecreatefromtiff'
<5> ahh, I see wht you mean
<5> cyphor: sadly not
<9> =(
<9> suppose I don't really need tiff support in my app, lol....
<6> can someone see what is wrong here?
<6> http://www.bloggsworld.com/silk_icons/code.txt
<12> what's it doing/not doing?
<13> mejobloggs: more specific, please
<6> http://www.bloggsworld.com/silk_icons/ you can run that and see the errors
<6> yes, you just didnt give me time to type it :p
<14> I have an ***ociative array, $a = array($key => $value); My script dynamically constructs it by user input. I know that it one has one pair of key => val but later in a different function in my script I need to use the val of the array. How can I do that given I do not know the name of the key? (all I can think of is to iterate and save the val but it seems ugly for the retrieval of a single value)
<12> are you 100% sure that path is right? if so, does the webserver user have permissions to the file?
<13> eleftherios: array_flip
<14> Johannes, let me check that
<13> mejobloggs: are you sure $Reader as $Item returns the whole filename with path and not just the filename?
<6> hmm
<6> oh, btw, http://www.bloggsworld.com/silk_icons/ now shows you the directories if you want to look at them
<14> Johannes, once I have flipped it how do I retrive the key?
<14> retrieve even
<13> eleftherios: with flippedarray[val]
<13> eleftherios: the key became the value
<15> any ***y girl there
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