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Lucas |
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Germany |
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class ICON: binary-icon (gif/png) from matrix
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returns a (transparent) icon; it's usefull for minimalism webdesign :)
i've hundrets of binary-icons and i hate it, to convert the colors of my gif-icons in photoshop.
my idea: create a binary-l
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sort array in a class
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Resort an array by keys.
quote from Dave (IRC#fluchen): "Sorting arrays is pain in the a**" :P
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Create a hashfile in a targetfolder and save the url in this.
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Databases have been built because of the problems flat files impose on people. Also,
try not to listen to the "older" generation of programs in terms of
technology they use because often they get stuck in "old" ways and habbits.
Programming evolves too ;-)
Flat files are best for just settings which can be cached etc. Databases are built
for optimized data access such as storing tables in memory, adding indexes to
retrieve records lightening fast etc... the sort of things that files aren't
ment for.
Kind regards,
Scott
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Cool... sounds like you taken a lot on. Be carefull not to re-invent the wheel
though.
That stuff you spoke about automating / partially automating can easily be done
using: Phing
Which has been created with the Java app called Ant (since ants are small, but
capable of building huge structures).
Also, why do you not want to use a database? Pretty much all serious apps these
days use databases... flat files are a thing of the past.
My hands much better than it was... now that i've corrected my posture lol.
Compressed nerve in my neck / upper back or something like that.
Kind regards,
Scott
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That is one freaky avatar!
How you doing anyway? Up to much?
Kind regards,
Scott
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Hi ya,
Your function you posted on one of my articles...
"get_name($min_length)"... does more than it should... it says
"get_name"... so it should just have the responsibility of "getting
the name"... not displaying it as well (htmlentities) and producing error
messages. If you want to to do more than that you should consider encapsulation using
objects ;-) just a suggestion anyway.
See ya round (coder profile). Hope your enjoying your time here. Have you checked
out the forums yet?
Kind regards,
Scott
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