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Posted by Steve on 11/08/06 17:01
| What causes me the most trouble in php is having difficulty connecting
| my own logic with php's internal logic. This is exacerbated by the
| fact that there are these little anomalies injected into php, most
| likely because they were needed to cover something that was not covered
| in the "standard" php code without them. Often these are critical and,
| unfortunately often not found easily in php.net as they seem to be
| afterthoughts or something.
not sure i follow. there is very little you need to know about how php does
its thing. and as for anomalies, they are neither injected into php nor
encountered very often. we call these bugs and all software has them. i'm
not sure at all what other versions of php there are other than "standard".
perhaps if you gave an example, or examples, of what you mean, then it would
shed some light on your thoughts here.
| I often find myself trying to do something I can't make the code do and
| then find out that there is some added feature that is not easy to find
| that does just what I was trying to do.
that's part of the learning curve.
| I'd love a page of these details of php to access when I get stuck.
it's called a manual and is downloadable from php.net. google provides
another great avenue to find php source code examples. and of course,
there's always this ng.
| I can see that some of you enjoy your bickering as much as you enjoy
| php.
kenoli, there is a difference between bickering and correction. it is best
to get a correct answer, no? if you, as a new php developer, got a
half-truth then you'd probably wind up thinking that php was injecting
anomolies because it "needed to cover something that was not covered in the
'standard' php code...", right?
;^)
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