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<0> spiderr, ehrm. then i don't know.. try putting actual breaks in the string?
<1> spiderr: I've seen that as well -- I think it's that the logging mechanism un-converts the line-breaks into \n -- It's a setting/feature on your logging system, and PHP is kinda irrelevant...
<2> richardlynch, nod, thanks. this is several flavors of fedora. curiously, unconverted only show on php i have built via RPM or taball
<3> Im having some trouble with a function: http://nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=63048&noLineNums=1&Seen=TRUE can someone give me a hand with it?
<2> and both with oracle support
<1> spiderr: There are settings in httpd.conf, I think, that might be doing it.
<4> Greetings. Is there a way to direct fputcsv() (PHP5) to standard out?
<1> Crell42: $file = fopen("php://stdout", 'w');
<5> errr: you're not specifying an extension to call the file, i.e., 3.jpg...
<6> Crell42: Sure. fopen() stdout
<5> you're just calling '3', not a particular image
<3> EvilWalrus: there is no such file
<4> Ah, thanks.
<4> Hi Richard!
<3> EvilWalrus: 3 would be the array location
<5> well, do a print_r($img); then
<5> and see what you're getting
<4> Yep.
<7> TML: http://static.flickr.com/34/156672816_56b6230eab_o.jpg
<8> Jymmm, is that one of yours?
<3> EvilWalrus: an int like I should be, its position X of the array which is a random location in it
<9> Good ****.
<3> EvilWalrus: this round produced: Array ( [0] => 36 )
<8> Jymmm, if so, that's damn good, but what's the hole on the right for?
<5> um, doorknob?
<8> oh, that's what those are for, huh?
<8> Didn't know :)
<5> i took some cool pics yesterday
<4> Gr. Well that's annoying.
<5> Davey: http://evilwalr.us/Pictures/early_morning.jpg
<5> and...
<1> Crell42: What's annoying?
<8> nice EvilWalrus
<5> http://evilwalr.us/Pictures/boat.jpg
<4> $file = fopen("php://stdout", 'w'); foreach ($rows as $row) fputcsv($file, $row, "\t");
<3> EvilWalrus: any idea why when it trys to unset it doesnt work?
<4> I'm getting an empty return from that.
<9> EvilWalrus: you really need to get rid of that sign in the middle of the picture
<5> Julian|Work: i know, i hate that
<5> that angle was the only good shot i have, so, i just took it
<1> Crell42: Add some error-checking. And you probably want \n after the loop, no?
<1> Crell42: You could also be old-school and just use "echo"...
<4> If I print each $row, it shows up in the output.
<4> Meh. I have a PHP4 routine for doing CSV output. I figured I'd try using the PHP 5 native stuff on the ***umption it would be faster.
<1> Crell42: Well, yeah... PHP sends everything to stdout by default, as that's how it works.
<6> Crell42: Try checking the value fputcsv() returns
<4> richardlynch: Indeed.
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