On Wed, Jan 31, 2007 at 12:28:16AM -0800, Kevin Ross wrote:
PHP 5 is *significantly* faster than PHP 4. Unless you have
a compelling reason to use PHP 4, go with 5.
Really? I recall reading somewhere the PHP5 was absolute pig when it
came to memory. Personally, I only use PHP on one website I develop
(the hosting provider doesn't have Python available) and some of my
servers that run phppgadmin and horde. But I would be concerned about
it.
Re: Making groups ... It's actually the native array type in PHP.... One more reason to avoid PHP. ... I've been doing database stuff since oracle cost $100K a seat. ... They're actually exceedingly useful once you get used to them. ... (comp.lang.tcl)
Re: Beginner Projects ... it would be too large starting out as a beginner PHP programmer....regulations requiring this and students challenging their grades etc ... will also need to be familiar with SQL (a database language).... Is there a reason why you ... (comp.lang.php)
Re: mail and displaying errors ... For whatever reason, it's ... my question is - how do I make php print the real ... What should I be looking at to figure out why mail is failing to ...JDS Computer Training Corp. ... (comp.lang.php)
Re: create array from members of an array of objects ... Just tell them to leave everything between alone and it should be OK, no reason to forced single line statements. ... Linebreaks aren't actually required in PHP, so you could just leave them in, and when the code needs to be updated you can whip it into some kind of formatted readable shape quite fast with any competent texteditor. ... But the main reason for me posting here in this thread is about commenting: I'd like to take the oppertunity advocate the user of the /x modifier for regexes. ... (comp.lang.php)
Re: Why is Perl losing ground? ... RLS> there's really no reason to learn PHP,...RLS> only choice you have for other defining reasons. ... didn't need a separate colocated server,... (comp.lang.perl.misc)
