* if a certain object is of class INCOMPLETE_CLASS, the serializer will
lookup the previously stored original class name of that object, and
use that class name to serialize the object.
Change the deserialization semantics to:
* if the class of an object, which is to be instantiated, is not found
in the current context, the class name will be stored for later
retrieval, and the class of that object is changed to INCOMPLETE_CLASS.
All function calls, property gets, and property sets operating on an
object of class INCOMPLETE_CLASS cause the execution to halt and to
output an informative error message.
and currently run through a system call. This will speed up the udm_search
php frontend significantly.
@ Add a crc32 checksum function - used by the udm_search search engine
@ and currently run through a system call. This will speed up the udm_search
@ php frontend significantly. (Rasmus)
@ right. (Andrei)
Added str_pad() for padding a string with an arbitrary string on left or right.
# With all those macros, the code is starting to eerily resemble Perl's guts.
# the socket fsync() might not work on Win32.
#
# i'm not sure if we need any code for flushing sockets as they are
# currently alway written via write().
an array that contains an object and a method name, in place of a function
name, e.g. usort($array, array($obj, "ObjSort"))
(I checked the code in array.c and basic_functions.c, other code which uses
call_user_function() may still force the function_name argument to be of type
IS_STRING, which prevents this feature from working - and is no longer necessary)
is not functional due to configure findings
the function should offer a meaningful warning if it is not supported
instead of just beeing undefined
i had already changed this in 'gd', now this is doing it for 'standard'
@- Added natural comparison/sorting routines strnatcmp(), strnatcasecmp(),
@ natsort(), and natcasesort(). These are useful for comparing and sorting
@ strings that contain numbers. Based on the code from Martin Pool
@ <mbp@humbug.org.au>. See http://www.linuxcare.com.au/projects/natsort/
@ for more info on natural sorting. (Andrei)
