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<0> ionix: Call it a drawback of Open Source, if you will.
<1> Xsploit: anyhting in the source of the page?
<2> Davey, Beep
<3> Xsploit: its in the query
<3> Xsploit: you use WHERE `type` != "" and you should use WHERE `type` != ''
<4> yea fixed it
<4> yup JoshX :)
<4> had tested the sql directly and it had worked
<3> :)
<3> hehe
<4> so thought that bit was ok :p
<3> :)
<3> and the blank page thing is prolly your server setup
<4> yea it is
<5> hmmm...
<5> Stefan... where are you?
<6> Here :)
<5> ahh
<5> :)
<6> so :) your CVS is in need for a fix :)
<0> Xsploit: Don't quote column names. It obscures bugs that can creep in when you accidentally use reserved words as column names.
<7> Hey TML :)
<7> oooh, no boss, brb, need to open up the blinds :D
<5> Skinkie: i see.. but i couldnt fix is that quick...
<5> Skinkie: i wll try to export it locally...
<6> fumanchi: could you send me some code then :)
<5> yes.. im going to :)
<7> WE HAVE (natural) LIGHT!
<5> Skinkie: i will attach it to an email-reply...
<6> thanks :)
<5> Skinkie: you have mail :)
<6> thank you :)
<8> Skinkie "Increase your breast size safely and naturally"
<6> Jymmm, wow :) that is kinda cool :)
<9> I could use that
<9> *grabs his chest*
<6> fumanchi, what is the way to get it compiled?
<8> Skinkie: "Send 2000 easy payments of $199 each to fumanchi Enterprises c/o ****er Inc, Africa"
<5> Skinkie: hmm.. isnt that explained on the web-page?
<5> Skinkie: it is
<5> Skinkie: http://fum.no-ip.com/php/fbinary/
<6> ok :P
<6> but where is phpize :)
<5> it comes with you php-dist
<6> (better where is 'configure')
<5> its used to set all needed paths
<6> mybad :o
<6> :D
<5> configure will be generated by phpize...
<6> fumanchi, it seems to have installed :D
<5> you can copy the directory in php's ext directory and call buildconf or bootstrap or what the script was called...
<5> Skinkie: have you seen my benchmarks?
<6> looking at them ;)
<6> but i'm now going to try it out on my 'problem' ;)
<6> 700m+ of serializeble data ;)
<6> Module serialize_binary is compiled into PHP <- looks cool
<5> what kind of variables are you serializing?
<6> basically alot of objects containing array pairs
<6> but yesterday when i was sleeping i had this major idea to make it even smaller... (just by doing 'normal' integer references to words, instead of storing them all as string)
<5> "serialize-binary support enabled" this is what you are looking for :)
<10> anyone running e-accelerator in here?
<11> hm it does not appear that php supports functions which do not know how many arguments they will be receiving, and where a list of all params p***ed is required
<8> default values
<6> fumanchi, i'm trying your functions out now
<12> how is this method called again ? TRUE:FALSE
<1> cb921: indeed, what Jymmm says, look into default values for functions.
<5> what is you php_info() saying?
<10> jaks:tertiary
<12> i forgot,.. and googling for ? : doesnt give much
<8> jaks ternary
<10> oh ya
<10> dur
<13> if int / real = integer ? how could i do an division btw 2 variable and the result to be kept real or float
<6> fumanchi i copyed your code over, and tested it directly
<5> and?
<5> is it enabled?
<5> ask you php_info() :)
<6> at least loading it works :)
<5> there should be a "serialize_binary"-chapter
<14> jeez....subversion takes forever to install
<15> ace_me: $three = $one / $two ?
<11> Jymmm thanks
<15> $three will automatically will be float if there's decimal point
<15> is_float() should help
<8> cb921 NP, you could also p*** an array to a function as well.
<11> Jymmm, jah but I am not doing the p***ing here and the API is changing under my feet :)
<8> lol
<6> fumanchi, i made a tiny typo ;) missed the _ between serialize and binary so i'm restarting again (i'm using the cli version)
<16> when using r+, it seems to place the file pointer at hte bottom and not at the top like php.net says. am i wrong?
<17> hey, I use DB.php, and I have a field of type float in my table, but when I use a placeholder in the query I cant p*** a float as a param because it says "syntax error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; [..] near '101,15''' at line 8]
<11> hmm default values are a bit lame
<18> cb921: always use isset($foo) ?
<11> compare with ... in c or *arg/**arg in python.. no such idea exists here :(
<18> cb921: thats the wonderfulness of each lang.. ;-)
<0> cb921: What do you mean? php.net/func-get-args
<19> question: why should I use phpmailer vs using the sendmail client on linux?
<0> td-work: Who said you should?
<6> fumanchi, 36M Mar 26 18:26 tab-file (i have no clue what is currently busy, but my system is still swapping)
<11> TML umm, i was, umm, trolling for answers
<11> :) thanks
<19> TML, no one, curious to the pros and cons of both
<11> td some OSes don't have sendmail?
<20> Hi thinking about switching to 5.1 from 4.3 - is it noticably faster?
<6> fumanchi, seems that file isn't produced by your function, I better reduce the amount of data going to be stored...
<21> MRH2, not unless you want to look at the new stuff
<13> Drakas there is no decimal point
<22> Davey|Work: and you did it ?
<5> Skinkie: ?
<15> ace_me: sure..?
<15> what do you do then?
<5> Skinkie: have you checked the functions first?
<20> ok thanx
<15> wroks like a charm here ;]
<13> I want to resize some images
<5> Skinkie: are they available?
<21> xroberx, hmmm?
<13> and I have the original sizes as width and height
<13> than I use :
<6> fumanchi, yes they are, i'll try a smaller file and compare
<13> $height = $height * cfg_imgmax_x / $width;
<22> Davey|Work: i mean, did you look at the new stuff ?
<5> what are you doing?
<13> it seem that division becames one everytime
<5> which kind of data will be serialized?
<13> cfg_imgmax_x / $width;
<21> xroberx, I've been working with PHP 5 almost exclusively for almost 3 years...
<13> cfg_imgmax_x = 250
<22> Davey|Work: ok :)
<13> and the $width is variable
<6> fumanchi, i'm training a corpus so basically bigrams/trigrams that kinda stuff
<6> your compression ratio is 2:7 :)
<5> Skinkie: what is it in php-nomenclature?
<13> so all the images should be proportionaly resized to 250 width and a calculated height
<5> Skinkie: arrays of arrays?
<5> Skinkie: of floats?
<6> fumanchi, objects and arrays
<5> Skinkie: should be fine...
<5> Skinkie: and should save a lot of memory and time...
<6> 2301540 Mar 27 17:32 tab-file vs 7543901 Mar 24 15:36 tab-file-gold
<13> Drakas ?
<15> ace_me: http://php.net/imagecopy http://php.net/gd should have a lto of examples how to resize
<5> Skinkie: which file was generated by which serializer?
<6> fumanchi, but even your binary can't handle my very big corpus. now that is just an optimizing problem
<6> fumanchi, yours is the first one, the other one is the normal one
<5> ahh fine...
<5> saves a lot of memory and therefor buffer misses ..
<6> fumanchi, why don't you get this in to the real php distro
<11> What is the official difference between .= and += when used on an array?
<11> well on two arrays actually
<5> because they argued about its name
<5> i had no time for such disscussions..
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