Posted by Richard Davey on 03/07/05 15:13

Hi,

Having heard good things about the PEAR DB package I wanted to try
it out on a new project. I'm using PHP 5.0.3, ran the go-pear and
installed the latest version but upon including it in my script it
brings up rafts of errors such as:

Strict Standards: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in D:\dev\php-5.0.3\PEAR\DB.php on line 470

I run PHP with E_ALL | E_STRICT because it's the best way for me to
catch all errors and keep my code sensible - do the Pear packages
not also work in this environment or am I just out of luck re: the
DB package itself?

It included and worked fine when I switched to PHP 4, but that
isn't an option for this project.

Best regards,

Richard Davey
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