I must say i am very impressed with some of the PHP5 stuff, though i cant see that much use of the new features for my coding needs
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Originally posted by chrispadfieldFilburt, thats only for OOP; not functional code; and vb dosen't use much OOP; in PHP 5, that code would still print 12, in both PHP4 and PHP5 you would need:
function foo(&$bar) {
to make it print 13.--filburt1, vBulletin.org/vBulletinTemplates.com moderator
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Yea... I am truly excited for PHP5's OOP... Supposedly it is a lot like java, and I love java's structure and organization... Sure it's a little picky, but I think it's a real advantage once you get used to it.Comment
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Originally posted by Colin FThanks filburt1, now I understood it.
chrispadfield destroyed all that joy, but oh wellComment
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I'm all into getting image manipulation to work at the moment, but I'll have a look at that, thanks!
[edit]hmmm... I think that's still above my level of knowledge... I don't code in classes...Last edited by Colin F; Wed 14 Jul '04, 4:54pm.Best Regards
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I was just curious if it worked, didn't want to agitate peopleComment
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Originally posted by KsileboI was just curious if it worked, didn't want to agitate people
Everything on my site seems to be working without any problems at all - my custom CMS, vBulletin, my mailing list system, phpBB (forum template styles demo).
And I have noticed a speed increase I'm now looking forward to tweaking it and trying out the new features...particularly MySQli.Comment
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I'll try out PHP 5 on an old 1000mhz pc which is on my loft.
For now iam reading http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration5.php which ist kind of interesting in my eyesThat's the end of that!Comment
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Has anyone looked into SQLite? It's truly a wonderful addon to PHP in my opinion. Extremely versatile, and great for smaller applications that people want to be able to use without the extra process of setting up a database.Comment
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Originally posted by jamslamHas anyone looked into SQLite? It's truly a wonderful addon to PHP in my opinion. Extremely versatile, and great for smaller applications that people want to be able to use without the extra process of setting up a database.Comment
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Originally posted by OlateSeems like a waste of space to me - I wouldn't use it at all because it cannot match MySQL. But I suppose it could be useful for small apps...although MySQL could do the job better.
MySQL is useful for alot of things, but not for a small application that doesnt need a full blown engine. MySQL couldnt do a better job at using less memory, cpu and disk spaceComment
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Ive been running vbulletin 3.x since PHP 5 beta's and I havent really found any problems, board seems to run fine.Comment
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