Hi all,
Having spent a few hours tussling with the load-order bogey, I found what I
think is a bit of a gap in the win32 build process.
There are no configure warnings at all when there's a missing extension
dependency... only a bailout if you try to build a dependency as shared for
a
Hello!
As we all know, PHP 4's general releases will stop being made at the end
of the year. We've two weeks until then, and I think it'd be a good idea
to wrap all latest fixes up into PHP 4.4.8. I am planning an RC for next
thursday - unless somebody has a strong argument against this.
Attached is the proof-of-concept patch. If the idea is met well, then
I'll keep working on it to add caching and, if there's interest, I'll
add *namespace imports*.
An example of how a class in a namespace that's named the same as an
internal class can be loaded:
autoload.php
?php
function
On Fri, 14 Dec 2007, Raghubansh wrote:
kraghuba
okay, I upgraded you.
regards,
Derick
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On Fri, 14 Dec 2007, Raghubansh wrote:
Would it be possible to upgrade me so that i can commit these tests.
I have been writing committing phpt testcases for testing strings, arrays,
files, etc functions.
What's your CVS id?
regards,
Derick
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Hi,
I started looking at coverage of the ext/tokenizer this week. I
tried to commit testcases related to token_get_all() today but looks
like my CVS ID doesn't let me commit to ext/tokenizer. The pre-commit
check fails, looks like i do not access.
Would it be possible to upgrade me so that i
Hi Derick, That was very quick, Thank you. I have committed the tests now.
regards,
Raghubansh
On Dec 14, 2007 9:44 PM, Derick Rethans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 14 Dec 2007, Raghubansh wrote:
kraghuba
okay, I upgraded you.
regards,
Derick
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with Regards,
Raghubansh
Hello all,
I'm playing around with 5.3, and I noticed the following interesting behavior:
class A
{
private static $cls = __CLASS__;
public static function who()
{
print static::$cls;
}
}
class B extends A
{
private static $cls = __CLASS__;
}
B::who(); //
Hello,
First, to be clear, you're mixing two kinds of static keywords:
1) a static method/property which represents a method/property that is bound
to a class only
2) the static class reference
Of course, private properties (static or not) are not accessible from any
other scope than the one in
