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<0> TML, we do not have control of apche modules on shared hosting environments...
<1> configure: error: pdflib.h not found! Check the path p***ed to --with-pdflib=<PATH>. PATH should be the install prefix directory.
<2> lng: why are you still on about this?
<2> lng: you've been given an answer. go deal with it and stop bugging people about it.
<0> caffinated, b/c
<3> KoMpLoT: You *did* installed pdflib before the PECL module?
<4> lng: No, you don't. And you shouldn't. You also shouldn't have control of whether your app uses HTTP compression or not. That's for the *HTTPD* to decide, not the app.
<1> Stormchaser, Oh :S I believe it was installed by that script... sorry
<0> TML, thank you!
<4> lng: That's the same thing you've been told for approximately the last half hour.
<0> caffinated, i didn't ask you about that^^^
<3> KoMpLoT: Nuh-uh... 3rd partty libraries aren't installed via PEAR...
<4> We're not going to change our stance on the matter.
<4> The application SHOULD NOT care about HTTP compression.
<5> Gigs: are you trying to require_once the same file? or did i misunderstand?
<3> TML: Have it... I'm dead tired... That's what's wrong with me today :(
<2> did i say granite? I meant jello. couldn't be anything as solid as granite in there.
<6> Jonnay: yes..
<5> err...
<5> That is your problem. Try using require instead.
<6> Jonnay: I was under the impression initially it would cause the variables to come into scope even if it had already been required elsewhere, and only supress duplicate function definitions
<4> Gigs: You need to seperate things that can be included MORE than once from those that cannot.
<4> Gigs: I'm curious where you got that impression?
<5> Mm, nope, I think it does a comparison on the filename.
<6> TML: someone on this channel
<4> Jonnay: That's correct. It does a filename search.
<7> what's the difference between " and ' in php? or is there one?>
<6> TML: I don't remember who :)
<4> mmiikkee12: php.net/language.types.string
<5> TML: Good to know, I wasn't 100% sure on its semantics.
<8> Gigs: Your impression was incorrect
<6> Pollita: yes, I see that now
<4> mmiikkee12: You really should read the first three chapters of the manual all the way through. It contains lots of important information.
<6> Just to confirm, functions require_once inside other functions do still appear globally scoped?
<9> is there a way to determine from what state or province that a person is connecting from using their ip address? some php function or cl***es and for php 4.0
<5> functions are just globally scoped.
<6> because if that is indeed the case I can do as TML said and make it into two include files, one with functions and one with variables
<6> Jonnay: ok, excellent
<5> Sadly, there is only one scope for functions.
<2> Jonnay: you only need one scope.
<6> Jonnay: it hasn't come up before because I've never tried to define a function inside a funciton before this :)
<3> okay... Nap time :)
<4> You shouldn't ever have functions inside functions. That indicates poor design.
<10> ehh... what effect does exit have on php memory in mod_php?
<4> sili: 17
<11> hi, if im trying to extra THISTEXT from a string link this: blabla=THISTEST&whatever=something ... what string function would i use to extract between blabla= and &whatever?
<6> TML: yeah, we're well off the beaten path with this code :)
<11> extract*
<5> I beg to differ.
<10> does it get cleaned up?
<2> Jonnay: you may beg, it doesn't change anything.
<5> but then, I like closures.
<6> TML: but in general I'd be inclined to agree with you
<2> Jonnay: you're talking about functions though, not methods.
<4> Jonnay: PHP doesn't have closures
<5> That is what I was referring to.
<2> TML: I had an idea that I could implement them using runkit
<4> caffinated: Possibly. What *can't* you do using runkit?
<12> cdm0, parse_str
<2> TML: well, it doesn't write my code for me yet, but I'm sure it's in the upcoming features list
<5> You can emulate them with judicious use of static vars and create_function, but it isn't pretty.
<2> Jonnay: not really, no.
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