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ick (http://0dot50.org) wrote:
Linas wrote:
Hi Keith,
what is the status of your xml-rpc library v3.0?
Keith (http://keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Essentially, it's on hold. The current one works just fine -- except for the warnings because of PHP's stupid deprecation of call-time pass-by-reference, which I don't really think I can do a thing about. It's really frustrating, because there are essentially no good solutions I can see. It's possible I could do it with some judicious use of turning error_reporting on and off at appropriate times... but I'm getting an upset stomach at just thinking about banging my head against PHP 4 again.
Once PHP 5 is released (shouldn't be too long from now), I plan to work on version 3. I'm just too fed up with PHP 4 to even consider working on it again (except to fix any bugs, should they crop up).
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Hey Keith, being the observant web admin I am I just noticed you linked my site
. I'd just like to say thanks again for your code, very cool. As for the ndested sets model, or modified perorder tree traversal, here's a great article that dumbs down the great Joe Celko's explaination into simple php terms, http://www.sitepoint.com/article/1105/1
It gives some practical php functions and is a good primer article for Joe Celko's sql driven explaination. Also I'm working on a php class set/utility function set that developers can drop in and take advantage of this interesting model.
Thanks again!
Icarus Prat