, so if someone could either
grant me karma or commit this for me, I'd appreciate it.
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On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 01:31:22AM +0100, Marcus Brger wrote:
> From our files haeders:
>| available at through the world-wide-web at |
>
> Shouldn't the first 'at' be dropped?
Yes.
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gt; trouble going with whatever the majority feels is best.
Get rid of stri_replace() and/or str_ireplace() and just add a fourth
optional parameter to str_replace() to control case-sensitivity.
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contradictory to the PHP
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Redirecting it here ...
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I'm not trying to start too much trouble, but ...
If the next (major) release of PHP is going to be PH
t, I would consider it
unnecessary syntactic sugar. Besides, it actually ends up using
_more_ characters ("unless(":7, "if(!":4) in the long run.
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ease_ provide more substantive commit messages. I doubt
there are many (any?) of us here are familiar with NetWare internals,
and we'd really like to be able to understand the content of and
motivations for your changes without guessing from the diffs.
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What's the preferred config.m4 incantation to determine whether the
'dl' library needs to be linked with an extension (for PECL, in this
case)? I know very little about the 'dl' library, so please forgive
my ignorance.
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I try to avoid using it,
> and stick to the lengthy spelled-out sentence.
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n if
they have never touched the part of the code that's being discussed
(such as the CGI / CLI debate).
In other large projects (FreeBSD, for example), when someone proposes
a modification to something like the VM system, it seldom results in a
long, drawn-out conversation involving dozens of pe
, but I don't
want to taint the release candidates (primarily out of principle; I
really doubt anything would break).
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rrent/lib/built-in-funcs.html#l2h-47
The Python version does not handle characters, which (as we both
agree) is the "better" implementation.
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ffers one another in the
> cases like range("A", "Ä");
Please add a note to this effect in the manual. There are already
some behavior-related notes at the bottom of the range() documentation.
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On Sat, Nov 23, 2002 at 06:47:48PM +0900, Moriyoshi Koizumi wrote:
> BTW how about renaming it to array_range() and adding an alias for BC?
I think that's logical, but I'm leave it up to the QA folks to make
the call.
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ns (although I haven't actually applied and run your
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set of step values in my original tests.
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NE__' constant. The current line
number is stored in zend_lineno (e.g. CG(zend_lineno)).
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On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 02:27:49PM +0100, michel 'ziobudda' morelli wrote:
> any news about an error management in php5 ?
Yes, exceptions are implemented in Zend Engine 2.
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of like a separate problem (breaking the build).
Something like a tinderbox[1] setup would be quite nice, although the
resources for it probably don't exist.
[1] http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=SeaMonkey
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rs in a string, then number of elements in an
array). Actually, I suppose extending count() to handle strings would
be mostly equivalent.
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.ini-dist need to
be applied to run-tests.php and why those values, if they are so
important, can't be explicitly enabled via ini_set() calls.
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What, you can't write a simple parser in php? Off with his head! ;)
>
> Yeah, but then you get into the recursive dependency problem (otherwise
> i would). You need PHP in order to build PHP, and that just gets messy
> ;)
Then it's settled; use awk(1)!
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> * Autogenerating much of the interface between cURL and PHP, allowing
> PHP to support multiple versions of the underlying cURL library
By what mechanism do you plan on implementing this?
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> I'm curious about some of the semantics behind PHP_INI_MH.
Woops, I had an error in my code that made me interpret things
incorrectly.
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ython environment immediately.
Otherwise, PHP_MINI_FUNCTION explicitly applies any "cached" INI
changes that are now stored in global variables.
This doesn't strike me as ideal, but it seems like the best way to
handle this situation. Are there other ways?
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or in wording, I'll
commit this in a few days.
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the [ap]spell
extension to PECL for the next major release (i.e. not for 4.3, but
for 4.4 or later).
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the code much more readable, as well. I
haven't had a chance to apply the patch and test performance, though.
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o this list for open discussion. This is
one of those cases where the propensity to commit changes as soon as
possible is turning the repository into a mess of changes and
reversions.
What's the hurry? Give other people a chance to comment on your work.
That's the open source way.
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(at which point I'll also write the associated documentation).
Comments are, of course, welcome.
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generally better (where "better" means more secure,
efficient, and easily maintained) to handle database access control
using PostgreSQL's native access mappings?
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a 'configure' script based on a stale cache.
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s documentation outside of
> the source files.
Yes, the documentation is at http://www.php.net/sockets (which
redirects to the manual entry).
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php_array_diff(INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PARAM_PASSTHRU, DIFF_ASSOC TSRMLS_CC);
You get the idea. =)
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27;m making general claims without providing any kind of
reliable figures here. Perhaps it would be interesting to conduct
some kind of anonymous PHP extension survey to see how many people
configure / use which modules.
[*] Not that MySQL support harms anything, but why compile something
such that what was
>
> php_value uri_handler /tmp/foo.php
>
> is now
>
> phpUriHandler /tmp/foo.php
It might be nice to keep the directives more unified, e.g.:
php_uri_handler /tmp/foo.php
Or perhaps:
php_handler uri /tmp/foo.php
php_handler readpost
odule startup and shutdown function pair once on initilization.
I'm only guessing, but that may occur when Apache does it's initial
fork(s). It's been a while since I worked with the Apache module API,
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Is there a reference somewhere that describes how the TSRM macros
should be used? I understand the differences between the various
macros, but I'd like to read some detail concerning when the context
should be passed into a function and when calling TSRM_FETCH() would
be acceptable.
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interested in the idea will take a few minutes to download and build
what I have so far. I'm mostly after general feedback and suggestions.
And if you spot a bug, I'd like to hear about that, too. =)
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ached buildconf_errors.txt. After running
> "./configure" then results in:
>
> checking whether to include debugging 2.13... ./configure: line 11416:
> syntax error near unexpected token `else'
> ./configure: line 11416: `else'
>
>
> Any clues?
pposed to do again?
> > At first glance it looks like it's modifying the
> > imap_headerinfo() function quite dramatically and
> > propably breaks it too..
> >
> > Have you compared the output of this function without
> > this patch and wi
ically the same
> things that I did to the message list last year.
>
> If someone could briefly look these over and commit them that would be
> very helpful.
Your changes look good, so I just committed them. They probably won't
be included in the 4.2.1 release, however.
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On Mon, Apr 15, 2002 at 02:24:13PM +0200, Roman Neuhauser wrote:
> what's up? any estimates of the downtime?
Both cvs.php.net and chora.php.net appear to be up now.
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can't seem to break this loop, so the release is never successfully
uploaded.
Is this a site bug, or am I doing something wrong?
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> Under FreeBSD with the latest HEAD cvs code:
>
> main/snprintf.lo: In function `ap_php_conv_fp':
> /home/jon/build/php4/main/snprintf.c:152: undefined reference to `ap_php_fcvt'
> /home/jon/build/php4/main/
ts tree,
so you need to build and install libtool 1.4 yourself.
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lo: In function `xbuf_format_converter':
/home/jon/build/php4/main/spprintf.c:489: undefined reference to `ap_php_gcvt'
*** Error code 1
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hen I have
more free time, but I figured I'd at least ask here in case it
looks obvious to someone.
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e/jon/build/php4/ext/mime_magic/php_mime_magic.h:160: conflicting types for
`uncompress'
/usr/include/zlib.h:639: previous declaration of `uncompress'
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$iconv_lib_name, libiconv, [
> found_iconv=yes
> PHP_ADD_LIBRARY_WITH_PATH($iconv_lib_name, $ICONV_DIR/lib, $1)
> AC_DEFINE(HAVE_ICONV, 1, [ ])
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The latest iconv detection code doesn't appear to account for the
case where iconv_open() is defined in libiconv. It only checks
for iconv_open() in libc and libiconv_open() in libiconv.
This breaks the build under FreeBSD unless the GNU libiconv port
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ested on linux/freebsd).
No objection here.
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ion of autoconf are you using? You may need to step
back to autoconf-2.13.
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The following patch quells a warning under 'cc: WorkShop
Compilers 5.0 98/12/15 C 5.0' (Solaris 8). I think it's
theoretically correct, but I'd like a second opinion before I
commit the change.
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ituation?
>
> imho, the cgi binary should get called php.cgi.
+1
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On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 08:08:28AM +0200, Andi Gutmans wrote:
> Just realized now you're talking about doubles :)
> Never mind my previous Email...
Would it be worth extending the engine to apply the fmod()
behavior to the % operator when operating on doubles?
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code should first submit at
least one patch or reference some of their bug reports.
Would this be going too far?
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hirty characters of screen real
estate, and the subject is likely no longer accurate in terms of
the way the discussion has evolved.
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The PHP manual[1] states that negative integer values are not
valid array keys, but a simple test proves otherwise. Has this
changed, or is this behavior simply not guranteed or supported?
[1] http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
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that wouldn't be possible unless there was a new list. The list
> management software prepends the list name to each message. I wonder,
> however, if there was some way to alias the list to another.
A separate "php-bugs" mailing list could be created as a sort of
sublist of php-
On Sat, Feb 02, 2002 at 06:21:59AM -, Jon Parise wrote:
> jon Sat Feb 2 01:21:59 2002 EDT
>
> Modified files:
> /php4 configure.in
> Log:
> Revert revision 1.294.
>
> This commit broke things in interesting ways under F
ious to
the person that broke things.
After spending a couple of hours making sure that PHP4 cvs builds
cleanly on Solaris last week, I'm beginning to wonder whether the
PHP developers need to be reminded that all the world is not
running GNU/Linux.
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On Sun, Jan 27, 2002 at 09:47:45AM +0100, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> math.c
> c:\home\php\php4\ext\standard\math.c(37): warning C4005: 'zend_isinf':
> Macro redefined, previous definition in
> ..\Zend\zend_config.w32.h(50)
This should be fixed in cvs now. Thanks for m
On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 07:48:01PM +0200, Andi Gutmans wrote:
> Well the definition of alpha is before all features are in so I think it
> should be OK but I don't really care as long as the changes get a bigger
> audience.
The other option is to call it a "test"
On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 07:12:38PM -0800, Jim Winstead wrote:
> these are the standard C library names. are people going to insist
> they be phpified? is_finite() is_nan(), is_infinite()?
No more than I'd request strlen() be renamed str_len(). =)
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might not be optimized for the user's command
line scripting needs is irrelevant because they can go ahead and
build their own custom CGI binary by executing 'configure' a
second time.
In other words, I'm talking about extending the default build to
include a default CGI binary build
being used for CLI purposes and not
as a CGI?
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For additional comm
between them too. I know I do.
I don't see the necessity of requiring different php.ini files.
You can specify the php.ini by using the -c option to the php
binary, as well.
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EAR
tools require the command line version of PHP, so always building
it would be a good step toward making the PEAR stuff less
esoteric.
Let's focus on the best way to do this before addressing the
plethora of other issues related to bringing PEAR up to par.
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> Guys?
I think I agree on both points ([EMAIL PROTECTED] and
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t of the base PHP distribution and into
PECL to help test the PECL build infrastructure and to
standardize the procedure for moving extensions out of the base
distribution.
I probably should have made that clearer before.
I don't want this to turn into a "this extension is too big an
> > or principle)?
>
> We should probably add cybermut to the list as well.
Sure, that sounds fine. I suppose removing some of these less
frequently used extensions will also help make the QA team's job
a little easier, too.
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for removal from the base PHP distribution.
Are there any well-founded objections to this (either in practice
or principle)?
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ues. This is a narrower input set
than that accepted by inet_aton().
HISTORY
These functions appeared in 4.2BSD.
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are of this but I'm not too familiar with imap code.
Your patch looks sound enough, although I'm not very familiar
with that code, either. I don't see any harm committing it to
the HEAD branch.
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On Wed, Dec 19, 2001 at 09:02:01AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Furthermore, I don't think you should add this function as a built-in
> session handler, but make it an extension for the PECL repository in
> PEAR.
Agreed. Very cool idea, though, Yasuo!
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> up soon).
Too bad. I was enjoying the fact that the list was limited to
development discussion. =)
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x27;; instead, write `1996, 1997, 1998'."
Unfortunately, the reasoning isn't explained in that document.
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97-2002 The PHP Group|
As I understood it, it is apparently more correct to list the
individual years than to use a range of dates. The following
would be therefore be correct:
Copyright (c) 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 The PHP Group
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tensions are disimilar in enough ways to make any
attempt to unify the interface moot. For example, look at
pg_exec() and mysql_query(). These two functions affectively do
the same thing and yet they are named differently and accept
their arguments in the opposite order.
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b/Browser.php
http://www.horde.org/papers/oscon2001-horde_tutorial/17_browser.xml.html
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On Wed, Dec 05, 2001 at 05:11:13PM +0100, Daniel Lorch wrote:
> by the way, anyone got an idea what Z.E.N.D. stands for?
ZEev aNDi
... last I had heard, anyway.
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his extension is one example of an
> extension using the _MAIN_ macro. Can each of you check your extension and
> move to REGISTER_LONG_CONSTANT() unless there's a good reason not to?
I can't think of a good reason why an extension should leave any
remnants of itself lying arou
On Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 05:33:30PM -, Richard Heyes wrote:
> Anyone object to me committing my SMTP extension to PECL?? It could do with
> some testing to say the least :)
I don't see a problem with adding it to PECL.
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supported or and old
> directory in the pear c extension repository for these modules
> to reside and move them out of php4/ext.
Sounds like a plan to me. This will help populate PEAR with some
C code, too, which will encourage the development of that part of
the PEAR infrastructure.
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rmines which behaviour is correct for the
> current OS.
As I recall, I believe that is one of the fundamental varying
behaviors between SysV and BSD -style systems.
Of course, no one really knows where Linux fits into that mess. =)
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At the conference Rasmus told me that the $HTTP_SESSION_VARS array
> should work in _both_ situations. Is this broken, or intended? I'm
> confused right now - which is a no so uncommon situation nowadays :-)
What about $GLOBALS['HTTP_SESSION_VARS']['a']?
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ses of gettext.
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> Hopefully someone will test & commit this.
It seems to work alright here, so I just committed it.
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> namespace Foo;
> define("CONSTANT", 123);
On perhaps optionally:
define("CONSTANT", 123, 'Foo');
... which will define the constant in the namespace 'Foo'.
It might also make sense to allow:
define("Foo::CONSTANT", 123);
egal as a fully-qualified constant name, so the following would
> >eliminate ambiguity as well:
> >
> >$test ? FOO : BAR:BARBARA;
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> In the case of space being illegal you are right about this.
I like this whole "spaces" thing.
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