On Wed, 11 Jan 2006, Leon Matthews wrote:
> There is feature request on bugs.php.net (#34044) about this already, but no
> comments. Is there any support for this sort of thing out there?
If you only need friends for testing the contents of static properties,
then there are alternative ways. On
Leon Matthews wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm responsible for writing unit tests for our PHP projects at work.
>
> I would find C++ style friend classes really useful for getting at another
> class's private methods. Since we adopted PHP5 we have been using lots of
> private methods to clean our interfaces
Hi.
I'm responsible for writing unit tests for our PHP projects at work.
I would find C++ style friend classes really useful for getting at another
class's private methods. Since we adopted PHP5 we have been using lots of
private methods to clean our interfaces up. Great news for everyone exce
On 11.01.2006 01:00, Marcus Boerger wrote:
Hello Antony,
Tuesday, January 10, 2006, 10:56:21 PM, you wrote:
On 11.01.2006 00:41, Marcus Boerger wrote:
Hello Antony,
in general modifying exception data is vey dangerous because first it
leads to confusion on the usage part and second it migh
Hello Antony,
Tuesday, January 10, 2006, 10:56:21 PM, you wrote:
> On 11.01.2006 00:41, Marcus Boerger wrote:
>> Hello Antony,
>>
>> in general modifying exception data is vey dangerous because first it
>> leads to confusion on the usage part and second it might lead to sever
>> problems in th
On 11.01.2006 00:41, Marcus Boerger wrote:
Hello Antony,
in general modifying exception data is vey dangerous because first it
leads to confusion on the usage part and second it might lead to sever
problems in the engine facilities that deal with them. That this in a
few cases worked does not
Hello Antony,
in general modifying exception data is vey dangerous because first it
leads to confusion on the usage part and second it might lead to sever
problems in the engine facilities that deal with them. That this in a
few cases worked does not mean it works in all cases it mybe be used.
On 10.01.2006 19:13, Thiago Silva wrote:
Hi,
can anyone review this?
It's a one-line patch for the silent operator (@), wich currently supress
fatal error messages (undesirable for "@include" pehaps, wich makes difficult
for debugging scripts).
With this patch you basically change whole @ fu
Hi,
can anyone review this?
It's a one-line patch for the silent operator (@), wich currently supress
fatal error messages (undesirable for "@include" pehaps, wich makes difficult
for debugging scripts).
--
+Thiago Silva
Index: Zend/zend_vm_execute.h
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Hi all,
I had posted a patch on 22 Dec for implementing fractional timeouts (by
treating all timeout variables as floats).
Did anyone had a look at it? Any comments?
Cheers,
Andreas
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Hello all.
I'd like to propose addition of a new method of standard Exception class.
This method is somewhat identical to Java's fillInStackTrace() [0], but fills not only the "trace",
but also "line" and "file" properties.
See #33407 [1], this report explains how this method can be used.
Short
Hi
Is it possible for someone to take a look at this? Can i get some
feedback perhaps?
Br,
Thomas
"Thomas Gielfeldt" wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> Here's a patch that updates debug_backtrace() somewhat as requested in
> bug/feature-request: #34421
>
>
> The patch also adds 2 new builtin functions: get
Hi Dmitry,
in CVS_HEAD and PHP_5_1, forcing a call to
zend_objects_destroy_object()
when there is no obj->dtor defined. (zend_objects_API.c,
revision 1.47.2.3).
Yes. This is my patch. It allws calling destructor in classes those extend
internal ones.
(Probably it can be reverted and all "bad"
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