|  | Posted by d43m0n AT shaw DOT ca on 10/11/06 20:03 
Hello All,
 I have created some source and some developing ideas for packages to go
 with the shell, including emulators, clients and daemons, and other
 hackables to make ever simpler to hack online with php.
 
 If anyone is interested in the discussion, go to PHP Hacks on Google or
 http://groups.google.ca/group/PHP-Hacks?lnk=li&hl=en
 
 To break it down a bit more, I got an idea from someone posting on an
 old error report I had posted to php based on a flaw for destryoing
 sessions, however, the topic was about standard input, I figgured he
 had something going there where he could replace the current loop to
 listening for userinput, without interupting the loop of the string,
 and create a buffer for the string, and by creating an action wether it
 would be any character, the string would return, and the buffer would
 be cleared.
 
 I rebuilt it on a class foundation, and added some functions so that a
 user could potentionally clean the string by using default keys found
 the keyboard, they have not been all added, I'm still going through
 some papers on the keys, but you can hit backspace, removing the keys,
 or anything really. Its all in how the class hadles each key, without
 returning, or doing any defualt php crap.
 
 Another thing was that a user could use 2 environments, one of course
 is called main, which I decided should not be a package, instead, be
 part of the program, and define certain variables, bu allow the user to
 include packages through it. Such as a package for Telnet users. That
 way, you can press backspace. I personally believe that its the clients
 responsiblitiy to fix any of errors, before sending it to the server,
 not otherway around.
 
 I would hope to create some server/client applications, and shared
 memory, to create a more powerful application, and not use just one
 process at a time, perhaps dozens.
 
 The files exist inside of google groups files, and can be accessed
 through google beta, and click files.
 
 - Daemon
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