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<0> didn't think of that
<0> what does -> do for it?
<1> Does anyone know how I specify the data type of an argument in a function (strongly typed PHP) ?
<2> Stormchaser, Then where will I put it? I figure there has to be some online solution. So if I switched jobs I would still have access.
<3> Jemt: impossible
<1> philip: Ok, bugger. Thanks
<4> philip, I dont belive the session.trans_sid is what i need
<5> Jemt: do you mean using function like is_array() is_int() etc?
<3> he mans writing PHP like C :)
<1> Something like : public function Test(string var1, int var2)
<2> Ewww.. he's all over me.
<6> will: Put it in the highly guarded vault, explosion-proof, heat proof and otherwise.
<7> sorry, will
<4> philip, when I call session_start at the top of the page it keeps getting a new session id in IE, but not in FireFox, and IE is NOT blocking cookies, and this same app works with IE and FireFox on a different server....
<5> Jemt: function Test($var1, $var2) { if(!is_int($var2)) { return "error"; } }
<2> Stormchaser, We have one at the office. But what if I left the company...
<6> will: WTF? I can't even *believe* you SAID that o.O
<1> [fields]: I know - but it has something to do with the fact that I want PHP to act like a strongly typed language
<8> Jemt: No, you cannot specify return types, i wish you could though.
<7> Stormchaser: he may work for a ban
<7> k
<6> ah >:)
<2> Stormchaser, Why?
<6> will: 'cause you're an idiot.
<3> clyrrad: there are many session related directives, compare them on the two servers
<7> Stormchaser: or maybe he works for a ban :)
<2> :(
<6> itrebal: Much more likely :)
<7> hah
<1> Would it be overkill or a good aproach to check every single parameter type as the first thing in a function? Depends on how good error handling one wants I guess (?)
<7> Jemt: i always check every single param on every function i ever write
<8> Jemt, not really most types convert automaticaly anyway.
<9> Jemt: Well, bearing in mind how PHP handles type casting, it may or may not be overkill.
<3> Jemt: depends on who uses the code library i guess, and how efficient you wnat it
<4> philip I dont have access to the other servers php.ini
<9> There are certainly cases where you may want to enforce arguments being a certain type, if automatic casting doesn't behave the way you want.
<1> Thanks all your guys :)
<3> clyrrad: phpinfo() tells all
<4> k
<8> I never do.
<1> mattmcc: I agree
<10> Hey,
<8> AlexC_: Hey, Hey!
<3> Jemt: when using a form, everything is a string for example '1'
<1> Yes, I know - but thanks anyways :)
<7> philip: unless its an array or file
<10> Just wondering if it's possible to run a function from another PHP file _Without_ including/requiring it?
<8> true itrebal:
<10> So it acts like it's Linked in
<3> inside the array... is '1' :)
<7> AlexC_: you coul do i guess auto_append or auto_prepend but... its still included in a way
<8> AlexC_ NO
<10> Ok, no worries then - thanks
<7> AlexC_: ^^
<11> is there a way to get the mimetype of a file?
<8> yes.
<7> beerdeliveryguy: theres an extension to PHP in PECL called 'fileinfo' which is what i use, very reliable
<3> many ways :)
<11> itrebal, thank you
<12> beerdeliveryguy: Yes. However, considering mimetypes are easily forged, be cautious how much trust you place in them.
<8> If you are uploading then there is an item in the array for that.
<7> walterwo1: it goes off the extension, AFAIK
<11> cause im having trouble receiving content throgh a script, when it tries to save, it tries to save as a PHP file.
<1> Can I specify types in a foreach loop then?
<1> foreach ($tags as $tag => $data)
<3> TIAS
<1> Never mind, trying it out
<1> TIAS?
<8> Jemt: generally you do not need to specify types al all.
<1> walterwo1: I know
<3> Try It And See :)
<1> philip: Hehe, ok :)
<3> one day you will get over this type kick in php ;)
<8> beerguy are you uploading?
<3> we don't know this word 'type' you speak of :)
<12> you know, I kinda can see the point of NOT strongly typing... but it might be interesting to provide it as an option.
<3> Ahroun: it is an option, use ===
<3> but i doubt that's what you mean :)
<8> Ahroun: True, i would like it. I would also like public and private functions and variables.
<13> need some help with how to script this (logic) i have got like a time table, for a room, which people can book out. the day is split up into 5 sessions and there are 4 rooms in total. i want to put the output in a table which i already have. I want to reference the rooms as room1_p1, room2_p1 and so on. the sessions are the p1 section (clearly p2 p3 and so on) any idea?
<12> philip: No, not quite. :P
<11> hm, i dont seem to have pear installed though
<12> bbiaf
<8> Andy298: We don't do homework.
<14> before you insert something into mysql; should you or shouldnt you escape it?
<15> I'm having serious problems with using sessions. If any of you could help, that would be great - http://pastebin.com/627479. Thx in advance
<14> if its user input?
<0> can I use an array_search to search for an array within an array?
<13> walterwo1: its a system im developing for a charity, booking out 4 conference rooms
<7> DogWater: you should ALWAYS run mysql_real_escape_string but nothing else
<3> DogWater: Don't you Trust your users?!?! :)
<14> philip: nein
<3> my users are engels
<0> array_search($smallarray,$bigarray)
<0> array_search($smallarray,$bigarray ?
<16> itrebal, why is that good?
<3> DogWater: Then, why did you ask?
<7> Dahlgren: wuddya mean?
<8> Andy298: Then we don't do other peoples projects. Map out an algorithm in psuedo code and then convert it to php.
<16> itrebal, what do I protect my self against?
<13> is this not a PHP help room? :S
<3> DogWater: Read through http://us2.php.net/manual/en/security.magicquotes.php
<1> philip: Hehe, hopefully :)
<7> Dahlgren: mysql_real_escape_string will escape anything that could do damage against the databse (ie, SQL insertion)
<8> Andy298: we offer quick answers to quick questions, not project planning, i would recomend a 2D array.
<7> Dahlgren: while leaving the original data intact so to allow you to parse it later on
<17> help we do, solutions, not so much ;)
<3> If you escape your data, it tells your users that you don't trust them and it could hurt their feelings
<18> hi, i just updated some php config (i let this to gentoo -> bad) and now i lack all the media from my php pages.(pictures etc..) any clue where should i look for issues?
<16> itrebal, okay!
<7> philip: i dont tell my users i escape it :)
<16> itrebal, I'll read a little about it =) thanks
<7> (besides, they know i dont trust them)
<3> heh
<7> yup
<8> phillip: To H@@@ with there feelings!
<13> i guessed it would be a 2d array, however would i need a SQL query for each sessions in each room for each day? ( thats a lot of load on SQL )!
<7> walterwo1: profanity isn't an issue
<3> Do unto others as you'd have them do unto you!
<8> itrebal: To HELL with thier feelings!
<7> :D
<8> Better itrebal?
<7> meh, just letting you know for future reference
<7> i find it a h***le to 'bleep' my profanity...
<3> profanity is never neeeded
<8> I just 'try' to be unoffencive... sometimes.
<7> lol
<1> Grr, not able to set types in foreach either >.<
<7> philip: i find it a great way to express myself in times of h***le or pain
<17> Though not necessarily required, profanity can often provide a nice emphasis to a phrase, and anyone that doesn't believe it can kiss my a double-dollar-signs
<8> Jemt: Ignore types, your wasting time worrig about them, php does the best type conversions i have ever seen so don't worry about them.
<19> i [censored] it best to [censored] what people prefer and just say whatever [censored] to mind
<6> <beep><beep><beep><beep><beep><beep><beep><beep><beep>you<beep><beep><beep><beep>,<beep> o.O
<7> oh yea Storm?
<20> how do i display the max value of a column. i did echo max($row_review_id['file_id']); but it said Warning: Wrong parameter count for max()
<6> itrebal: Yea!
<7> wow!
<19> excellent point Stormchaser, well said
<1> walterwo1: Well, there is a reason why not all languages are typeless. It gives you great control over the data. And you are 100% sure what kind of data you can expect. Easier to handle errors etc.
<1> Also, I'm still not sure whether PHP will stay typeless in the future - it has "already" adapted OOP
<3> Jenks: php.net/max
<21> when I try to execute: get_extension_funcs("ffmpeg"); it returns blank, even though i have the extension in my php extensions directory. Anyone know what i might be doing wrong?
<3> Jezek: rather
<20> eh
<8> Jemt, true but you don't have as many tye related errors where there are well implemanted loose type.
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