Hy Shekar,
By the way, hats off for the good job with the locale component!
It is one the of the most interesting/important components of the framework.
Ha...
I always waited for such an response.
Thnx for the flowers :-)
Btw: You are the first one who mentioned this.
Greetings
Thomas
(a
Hy Shekar,
Please correct me if I'm wrong as I haven't gone
through the Zend_Locale source as yet:
Ok...
Here comes the correction ;-)
foreach($list as $language = $content) {
$lang = new Zend_Locale($language);
print \nbr[.$language.] .$lang-getLanguageDisplay($language);
}
In the
Hy,
I understand it is a demo code. My question was - getLanguageDisplay expects
language as its argument, anyway. In that case, why do we need to create a new
locale object or do a setLocale on the old one as you suggest. I guess these
are required to get the language name in the local
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Matthew Weier O'Phinney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 21. november 2006 23:06
Til: fw-general@lists.zend.com
Emne: Re: [fw-general] Performance testing
It doesn't look much different than you suggest:
throw
I'm a windows user who do svn update everyday. It's exciting to see what are
you guys comitting and updating (and deleting). But i have a problem in
creating its documentation.
Can i build the documentation in windows without using Cygwin? i've given up
downloading autoconf in almost every
Hi there!
I just wanted to ask to which project team Zend_Form belongs to and if there
are any information how this is going on.
Also if there is already some implementation? In the latest svn there are
still some old ZForm classes in the incubator.
thx, Thomas
Isn´t it better to use curly brackets ($foo{0}) instead of square
brackets ($foo[0]) to get a single char of a string? I think it is a
little bit confusing to use square brackets for char selection of a
string because they are also used for arrays. (e.g.
Zend_View_Abstract::__set())
-- Jan
PS It's committed to the trunk.
With best regards,
Alexander Veremyev.
Alexander Veremyev wrote:
Hi Sebastian,
I am glad to inform that it's already supported by new query parser.
New query parser is ready. It completely supports Java Lucene query
language
Hi!
Antalóczy Tibor wrote:
Hi!
I have a site running on Zend Framework and since I had trouble with
MnoGoSearch lately I was thinking about replacing it with a solution
built on Zend_Search. I have started to read about it on the net (first
the manual), but I was disappointed to see that it
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Due to the clamor on the list for lazy-loading of exceptions JIT, and
based in part on suggestions in that thread, I've added
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