anyone else in this area... I've been looking for user groups in
the Massachusetts area, and the only one that did exist, was PHPUG New
England, which doesn't seem to exist anymore. Anyone interested in
getting one going around here?
Again, sorry for the cross post.
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specific PHP functions too.
Then again, I may simply be smoking a lot of crack and be asking for the
impossible.
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xperienced C programmer, you can take a
> function you have written in PHP and turn it into C without too much
> hassle.
>
> -Rasmus
>
Well, yes, that is something I plan on doing, but not everyone is
capable of doing that, which is why I asked.
Do you think it's possible?
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such as, but not limited to, Apache/AOLServer?
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Why are short tags ( and <% %>) such a bad thing?
Why does the PHP formatting (tags) matter in terms of SGML & XML?
Not that it matters, but personally I prefer to use the short tags because it's less code for me to write, it fits nicely into my
HTML, and I find http://www.php.net/>
To unsubs
("\n");
> foreach ($row as $col) {
> print("".$col."\n");
> }
> print("\n");
> }
> print("\n");
> sybase_free_result($result);
> sybase_close($link);
> ?>
>
>
>
> Is this a PHP issue, or a FreeTDS problem?
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> Billy Rose
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The only thing I'd add is an
optional field one could use to change the character that separates the
words in the sentence. But perhaps that makes it a bit too close to a
str_* type function, like explode().
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>>>I assume nothing.
>>>You posted earlier:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>I for one have been using Java and .Net for all my applications now.
>>>>
>>>Which is it, "java most of the time", or "java and .net
>>>for all my appl
I'm pretty new to this list, and I'm not actively partaking in the
development of PHP [yet] (i'm learning though ;), and I figured I might
voice my opinion as an average PHP user (2 years or so, started with
php3). Feel free to ignore me. :)
I've been following this thread for the past few day
