> Play PHP by its own rules and use the language contructs made available to
> you.
>
No thanx! I love php, but I"m not going to let it keep me in a play pen. A language
should have the flexibility to facilitate many different approaches. That's how I
allways thought, and still think, of PHP.
> Terrence Cox wrote:
> > Is there a better way?
>
> Why not declare a class for this?
>
Speed!
I wrote a load balancer for a pool of replicated db's (using PHP) and I presently use
small connection objects to, you guessed it, maintain the connections to t
Knowing that I can't create actual structures in PHP, I recently realized I could do
something like this.
0,
host => "",
u_name => "",
pass => "",
db => ""
);
return $struct_array;
}
$db_struct = create_Struct($db_struct);
$db_pointer = &$db_struct;
print
