Alle 12:25, lunedì 14 novembre 2005, Cesare D'Amico ha scritto:
a default way to hold objects/variables in memory (on ANY operating
system) between two HTTP requests
Hey, I didn't mean sessions :)
I meant something like creating a complex object and holding it in
memory with its classes
Alle 14:58, lunedì 14 novembre 2005, Lukas Smith ha scritto:
You mean something like SRM:
http://www.vl-srm.net/
Though a bit more finished :-)
Exactly! I didn't mention it, but that's what I was thinking about.
And it would be nice if it was for PHP5 too :)
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Alle 09:36, lunedì 14 novembre 2005, Lukas Smith ha scritto:
http://oss.backendmedia.com/PhP60
Bundle a default application server, ie a default way to hold
objects/variables in memory (on ANY operating system) between two HTTP
requests? Anyone interested?
Ciao
ce
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:) if that was discussed yet (but keep in mind
that this is a major number change).
Thanks, ciao
cesare
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Alle 22:05, lunedì 14 novembre 2005, Marcus Boerger ha scritto:
Simply because it is not the PHP way.
[...]
Thus PHP takes the KISS approach - keep it simple safe.
Fair enough, that's understandable :)
Thanks,
Cesare
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that is bundled with php ;) I doubt that any
will be in common use, at any time.
Anyway, Marcus' response was crystal clear, so I have nothing more to
argue :)
Thanks,
Cesare
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like to see it implemented, but I don't have sufficient C
skills nor time, so I just wanted to see if there was any interest (by
some real developer :) in realizing it.
There's no big interest, a pity, but that's ok, that's how things
work :)
Ciao, thanks
ce
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Alle 15:59, venerdì 30 gennaio 2004, Ilia Alshanetsky ha scritto:
+ if (can_open != SUCCESS) {
I didn't try to apply/compile the patch, I just read it, so perhaps I'm
wrong, but... shouldn't that != be a == ?
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Alle 11:11, martedì 27 gennaio 2004, Christian Schneider ha scritto:
Ken Tossell wrote:
pps: don't use foo $bar blah -- use 'foo ' . $bar . ' blah'; or
commas:)
Why do you say this? I prefer foo $bar blah.
...let the holy war begin...
;-)
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Alle 16:09, sabato 13 dicembre 2003, Sebastian Bergmann ha scritto:
- Does
interface C implements A, B {}
do what I want?
This syntax sounds strange to me: an interface should'nt _implement_
other interfaces... sounds as nonsense.
Ciao
ce
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that this doesn't work out of the box as it was in the php3/4
period)
Ciao
ce
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On Wednesday 05 November 2003 09:49, Andi Gutmans wrote:
However, I think the proposed syntax is significantly more elegant than
today's array() which makes me think twice about the idea and possibly
making an exception to the rule. I think it'll improve the look of PHP
scripts. Also I think
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