Ralph Schindler wrote:
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> I am actually working on that stuff as I write this.
>
> Effectively, in executing and building the code for Zend_Layout, I got
> to the point where the Inflector was needed. Upon proofing out the
> Inflector, I realized that we were YET AGAIN building a helper typ
*bump*
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Dodger wrote:
Ralph,
Do you have any documentation or usage examples? Is there a proposal
document?
I am actually working on that stuff as I write this.
Effectively, in executing and building the code for Zend_Layout, I got
to the point where the Inflector was needed. Upon proofing out the
Ralph,
Do you have any documentation or usage examples? Is there a proposal
document?
So does this class manage an array ('registry') of instantiated classes,
which are loaded on demand with a short name?
It seems very centered around plug-ins and helpers, I was (just) looking to
remove the nec
Hy,
pure PHP only accepts lingual input, but is not able to produce output.
ZF is able to do such, but you need some coding. The following classes are
involved:
* Zend_Date for computing the interval and get dateparts
* Zend_Locale for receiving locale aware lingual representations of date
p
Hi all,
I need to convert two datetimes to verbal representation of the
interval between them, e.g.:
(datetime1, datetime2) --> string "1 minute" or "3 months" ...
Could you suggest ZF (or non-ZF) solution?
Sorry if this is off-topic.
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