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Is there anything I have overlooked?
The problem I am facing is that it will take a few days to do a full
evaluation of the options and I am pressed for time. Any advice that
you could offer that would help accelerate the process would be most
welcome...
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Thanks for your help, everyone, especially Michael Sims.
I've reported the bug:
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As I say, my interest in this thread is with functional testing: the
testing of the application as a whole...
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What do people recommend for the functional testing of PHP data-driven
apps? (By functional testing I mean testing the application as a
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st-string" ;
// Evaluates to TRUE (not what's wanted!)
isset( $foo['one']['two']['three'] ) ;
I need a reliable way to test for the non-existence of a
multi-dimensional key. Any ideas? I guess I could convert the keys
into a string via a loop and compare that, but there must be a more
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o['one']['two']['three'] ) ;
// Evaluates to NULL, as expected
var_dump($foo['one']['two']['three']['four'] ) ;
Can anyone enlighten me?
I spotted this because I was getting unexpected results with isset()
used on multi-dimensi
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m> be in the thousands, so any kind of help would be much appreciated.
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problems. It should scale OK: as I understand it it used by Yahoo on
some of their properties. Why not drop the author a line?
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Once I have had some feedback, I will post the code somewhere, as
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DS> Well it's hardly rocket science -
I'm afraid it's a bit more complicated than that. There are hypenated
names, names with lower-case words like de and von, Irish style names
(O'Connell), Scots style names (MacDonald, McCalman) etc etc. And
there are exceptions in most of these cases to
which
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the customer has to load the images into
PhotoShop and re-save, which seems to fix them most of the time.
Do any of the other Linux libraries, such as Netpbm, handle damaged
images more robustly? I would very much value any feedback - I don't
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rk as expected.
One clue: if I try and cast the values that are failing to int, the
cast produces the value 0 (zero). On the other hand, the values that
are working as expected cast from, say, the string 22 to the int 22 as
expected.
Never seen anything like this before - can anyone give me a p
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affected, nor are the strings urlencoded.
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Has anyone got a PHP symbolic debugger working with the Vim editor?
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This occurs even when Apache is halted.
But if I try to install his mod_php package, I get:
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t majority of organisations and projects are small, and for them PHP is
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any non-trivial code readable before open sourcing - after all, you never
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Java because even after extensive tuning they had
never got their Java servelet/bean platform as reliable as their PHP and
Perl setups on both shared and dedicated servers.
Has anyone else on the list got experience of this? Is PHP notably more
reliable than Java in production situations?
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> What exactly is too slow with flash? dynamical genberation with action
> script?
> You could generate your content and data with PHP and display it with
> flash.
>
>
I have just been talking to the engineers at Carrels, who have produced a
Flash based system for rich forms, but I said I
of commercial plugin that does this and
will work with PHP. You can do forms in Flash, and they seem to be stable,
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> aehm, above you are talking client-side, now here Java/Tomcat /PHP,
> it's all server side... what is your _real_ problem?
> Creating Lists and all that sort of things which are easily to program
> and maintain for developers - either client or
Hi
> TopStyle - http://www.bradsoft.com
>
I endorse that - it is an excellent product. And for casual use, they have a
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library I can find is dynapi, which looks promising but is still a bit
limited so far as functionality goes and the documentation is kinda thin.
Do any of you folks know of a workable way to do this - either commercial or
open source??
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stick any values you need inside that.
I find that PHP is great for very late binding - there is usually a way if
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> As a small, personal, "enjoy-myself"-project I'd like to run a
> perpetual-running socket server. Problem is; I als
ng like this in your Apache configuration -
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule !^/my_conventional_directory(.*) /my_main_file.php [nocase]
This means: "if request is not for my conventional directory, run my main
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community to begin to flesh out and document these non-OOP approaches. But
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how to unleash its full power. A repository of quality PHP Patterns would
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is a simple example of the mechanism, which uses
variable-length argument lists.
array( $args[2] => array( 'value' =>
$value ) ) ) ;
// Check what we have in the array
$result = $data['key']['key2']['value'] ;
echo( "Resul
uot; ;
As I say, I have been mucking about with eval( ) and variable variables with
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eventually, a CPAN-a-like?
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> you to go away?
>
I will pass on your post to them and ask them precisely that. I know they
are using SuSE, but that has the reputation of being the best distro for
integrating other applications, so I will try to get a better handle on
what the problem is.
Thanks again
ions make use of its object
functionality - you just have to look at the script download sites to see
that this is true. Both Perl and C/C++ are examples of successful hybrid
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ARIABLE_CLASS ;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
While this works:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
$class = VARIABLE_CLASS ;
new $class ;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Must be something about constants which I don't understand...
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Thought I would mention this, in case you wonder why Apache can't find your
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What don't I understand? I have already checked the docs/GreatBridge
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n the ./buildconf script I get
"permission denied" from every script called. I can only run each
script by manually adding "x" to its permissions - but this surely
can't be the right way...
I am new to compiling on *nix so I am probably making an elementary
error.
Can any
ot;%[ ^t;]++function[ ]+^(*^)(*"
/Function String 1 = "%[ ^t;]++var[ ]+^([$][a-zA-Z0-9_]+^)+[ ^t]+=*"
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Sebastian - if you like them, you might want to add them to your "Open
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does, of course, behave as a constant.
I don't think the ${...} notation is doing anything - it is just being
ignored by the parser so far as I can see ...
AW> $test_name="ta_dah";
AW> define("constant_name","test_name");
AW> $constant_value=${constant_nam
g it just gives an "Undefined Variable" error.
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We try to assign the constant value to a variable...
$constant_value = $constant_name ;
But we find that $constant value still contains the NAME of the
constant, and not the VALUE.
Am I misunderstanding something? Is there any way that this can be done?
Thanks
Geoff Caplan
Caplan Associate
but it feels like a bit of a hack. Is there a
better way to get this done?
I am very new to this game, so apologies in advance if any of this
doesn't make sense.
Thanks
Geoff Caplan
Caplan Associates
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Hi folks
Harshdeep Jawands wrote,
HSJ> I'll try and have a look at ROOT and evaluate its suitability.
That would be a helpful first step. I just don't have the background
to understand the documentation well enough to get a handle on its
capabilities.
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Best regards,
Geoff
Steve wrote:
SH> Anybody got an idea on how to check if a url really exists ?
Look at the function url_responds() in class.Validator.php3 from
http://www.thewebmasters.net.
This is a useful general validation class open sourced on the Gnu
licence.
Cheers
Geoff Caplan
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be
employed. Ideally, the interface would allow the user to select from a
range of markup styles, rather than impose a style on all users...
Any takers?
Geoff Caplan
Caplan Associates
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