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<0> I have the playlist all the way open
<0> And I like switching to it and just clicking the song I want or jumping to the song
<1> rukie: is your testing code and browser on the same machine?
<0> I have no task bar or anything like that so it's annoying when a window isn't on top
<2> Ever heard of Alt-tab?
<3> lol!
<4> yes schmalls
<0> bubblenut I'm not alt-tabbing through 20 different windows till I find the one I want
<5> Zakabog: but switching through 16 desktops is ok?]
<5> lol
<0> Well I know where everything is
<0> So ctrl+left right up or down depending on where the window is
<2> How are you skipping between virtual desktops? Ctrl-tab?
<4> ahhhhh.......
<0> At most I have to hit 5 arrow keys to get to the opposite side
<4> damn opera!
<0> bubblenet ctrl+ arrow key
<0> It's a grid, 4x4
<4> Opera never deletes cookies n such....
<4> but Konquerer and Firefox do on exit..
<2> I have to do Alt-tab no more than 5 times.
<4> so code sorta works how I want it to...
<0> Hehe but that'd only work if I had 5 windows open
<0> I have over 20
<1> rukie: why doesn't opera delete them
<6> switching desktop is ctrl-alt-arrow
<2> Yes, how often do you need to edit your playlist?
<0> A lot
<4> cuz opera does this thing, like Avant Browser, where it keeps all ur pages open n stuff even if you close the applications
<2> I have amaroK in quicklaunch
<4> application*
<0> Often enough that I need xmms to have it's own window
<0> Well desktop
<1> ahh
<2> Ok then, why not group things together
<0> What do you mean?
<2> Communications, Email, gaim, irc in one
<0> Oh
<0> Well I do that where I can
<2> Media: xmms whatever in another
<0> Usually all my remote connections are in one window or two
<2> Also, I see no reason for having more than one X-term
<7> holy ****, phpEclipse is NEAT :D
<7> it is even capable of formatting the php code for me o.O
<7> even zend can't do that
<7> now, where is the auto-complete function? :(
<2> You can tab them, and then Ctrl-Alt-s to set the title
<2> Sorry, I get a little precious about desktop layout
<0> Hehe
<2> Each to their own. I'm more my setup would annoy you to hell
<0> I've never tabbed the terms
<0> I didn't know I could
<2> Ctrl-Shift-n
<6> bubblenut, i can sleep now, i just saw a priceless one : sql html
<4> rofl, I've had like 6-7 eterms open at a time
<0> Does that work in aterm?
<4> now I use 1 konsole, with like 20 subkonsoles in it :-D
<2> Oh, dunno actually, I use Konsole
<0> Heh oh
<1> Fushuing: what you mean where is the auto-complete function?
<6> a guy using select statement to generate html code in the heaviest manner you can imagine
<0> I don't think it works in aterm
<6> awesome
<2> Fushuing: Ctrl-space I think
<0> I should get back to work probably
<7> AWESOME :D
<1> bubblenut: mine auto completes on its own, is that not standard
<2> Fushuing: I just did an awesome setup with PHPEclipse, sshfs and CVS. I needed a way where saves would go straight to the server so that I wouldn't have to commit to CVS every time I wanted to view a change but I still wanted to be able to use Eclipse's nifty CVS features.
<2> schmalls: Mine does a lot of the time, but sometimes I have to give it a nudge (if I backspace or something like that)
<1> bubblenut: ohh, so how did you get it to send straight to the server?
<8> Hmm, would you guys say it is more effective to write code (a full cl***) and then once everything is done, or at least seems to be, test it? Or would you say writing a cl***, and then a function, and then testing that function ... and ultimately writing a cl*** and testing it piece by piece is more effective?
<2> I mounted my sources directory on the testing server locally over ssh using sshfs and then checked out the php application using Eclipses CVS into the sshfs mount on the server
<1> wow
<2> schmalls: sshfs, it's a package that uses the fuse kernel module for doing filesystem stuff in user space
<8> kuja: ^^ :)
<2> It's an awesome package. It was a little fiddly getting the mount options right, but once that was figured out it works a dream.
<1> bubblenut: so it is unix only?
<7> time to get coding
<1> foo: I tend to do both
<2> yea, fraid so
<1> ahh thats alright
<8> schmalls: ahh, thanks.
<1> committing is not bad, it also adds redundancy
<7> try comitting to marriage :P
<1> haha
<2> Yea, the problem I was having was that I was getting loads of little pointless commits when it came to testing because I was effectively using CVS as my transport medium
<1> redundancy: all of the bachelor stuff is merged, who needs 4 couches anyway
<1> well, I think it is time for me to get out of here
<9> hey
<9> what is the best way to make a template engine?
<10> <?php include('header.html'); ?>This is my content.<?php include('footer.html'); ?>
<5> surfdue: This is my header<?php include($_GET['file']); ?>This is my footer
<5> ;)
<5> p.s. don't do that
<10> lol
<11> 'quit Z
<11> er...
<10> woopsy :)
<12> I've started reading my first PHP book, Core PHP Programming, Third Edition
<12> Any recommendations on good PHP books ?
<2> I like to stick by the rule, "if you open a tag in a template you close the tag in the template". This rules out all header, footer solutions but does allow you to structure your template architecture very nicely
<2> Also opens some doors to some interesting unit testing ideas. How about unit testing the output of each of your template components individually? If all of the component parts are valid xml then so is the result.
<12> <12> Any recommendations on good PHP books ?
<8> Dr4g: amazon.com
<12> Do you know from experience, some good books
<2> Have you finished your first PHP book yet?
<2> I found PHP Objects, Patterns and Practice by Matt Zandstra a very good book which is also relatively accessible to the neewbie
<2> I wouldn't choose it as a first book but as a second or third maybe, best to move straight to best practices.
<10> i found that books really dont help me... at all
<7> i hate OOP :P
<2> :(
<7> i try to avoid oop at all times
<7> makes my code easier to understand :)
<13> Do you need a webserver running to use PHP locally?
<2> No way, I find OO makes my code far easier to understand. Each little part does what it does and just that.
<14> Sages: you could use the command line
<13> okay, I'll look into that. thanks lig
<15> hi, I need to sort a multidimensional array by the value of one of its columns, I can't get the syntax of array_multisort can somebody help?
<15> better: I want to sort $data by the value of $data['item']['pubtype']
<2> andream: it's a bit of a bitch of a function, can you pastebin the relevant part of the code?
<2> andream: one sec
<15> bubblenut: not much to paste
<15> $data is an array
<15> and $data['item']['pubtype'] an integer
<15> maybe sort is enough?
<2> Hang on, you want to sort an ***ociative array? or is $data['item']['pubtype'] an array as well?
<15> no that is just an integer
<16> hello
<16> remember i was asking for a ftp client yesterday?
<15> ZEUGMA: no, but you can try filezilla
<2> Sorry if I'm being a little thick but can you pastebin what the array actually looks like. I'm a little confused as to what part of the array is repeating.
<16> http://pastebin.com/730354
<16> i managed to have this done
<16> but i need your help to fix some things
<16> please have a look and test it with your own server
<15> bubblenut: have to go now I'll be back
<16> http://pastebin.com/730354
<16> please have a look and test it with your own server
<16> i need your help to fix some things
<17> does anyone here do freelance php work?
<7> depends
<17> I'm curious what kind of rates people charge for php/html/mysql work
<2> Nope, 100% corporate bitch here :p
<7> kaylee: depends on the job
<7> you charge whatever you feel like charging
<7> as long as nobody bids lower than you on a project, of course
<7> you also need some certifications to gain some trust of the client that he is better off hiring the high bidder than the guy who almost does it for free
<10> rather, you want to aim for the middle (IMHO) that way you dont look too expensive or too cheap
<7> but the again, the guy who almost does it for free might not have had money to do a proper education, but has enough experience (sometimes even more than the higher bidder)
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