Quoting Marcus Boerger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> In fact it may be related. As i said before it is one of the ways to get to
> a class.
>
The class is related to the object. The method is related to the class. Is the
method related to the object? It is not.
There are many indirect ways to get to a
> Quoting Josh Fuhs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> If I'm not mistaken, Java does not allow calls to static methods via
> object instances.
Sorry, I retract this. Someone just showed me an example of it.
But it still seems like a bad practice.
Josh
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Quoting Josh Fuhs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> If I'm not mistaken, Java does not allow calls to static methods via object
> instances. It simply doesn't make sense to couple the unecessary object
> instance
> into a method call in which it has absolu
If I'm not mistaken, Java does not allow calls to static methods via object
instances. It simply doesn't make sense to couple the unecessary object instance
into a method call in which it has absolutely no bearing.
If the object has nothing to do with the operation, then there's no point for it
to
I've included a script which reproduces this bug.
System details include:
i386 arch
Linux-2.4.23
Apache-1.3.27
The configuration is standard with MySQL.
Using php.ini-dist with some include_path modifications.
The included script also demonstrates a workaround until this can b
Hello,
I requested some time ago that zend_parse_parameters() be altered to accept "Z"
as a parameter type in order to be able to retrieve zval**'s instead of zval*'s.
I believe I was told that this change would be applied, but I haven't yet seen
it appear in any of the recent distributions.
I
Hello,
I'm getting a problem with $this being defined where it shouldn't be. The code
that I'm writing is a little weird in order to compensate for the lack of some
OO features in PHP4.
The PHP script at the bottom should give the behavior I'm referring to.
Is PHP5 in a more-or-less stable state
gs as clearly as I understand them. If I'm
mis-understanding something, please let me know.
Josh
Quoting Andi Gutmans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I don't have any real problem with this patch. However, I didn't quite
> understand why you need it. Can you please remind me
How will I know if this gets included in the CVS source repository?
If it doesn't, could someone please explain why not and give me an alternative
solution to my problem?
I'm currently using the patched version of PHP and I don't want to upgrade
unless I know this change is included.
Thanks
Jos
Certainly.
One cannot use the convert_to_*_ex() functions unless you have a zval**. A
couple people have suggested that I just use "z/", but this forces a separation
and I may not need that.
I want to be able to pass an array or an object to a group of functions. An
object simply gets converte
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