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Aug 6th 2008, 21:51 |
cobol |
and is insanely heavy |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:51 |
cobol |
and actually, requestAction replicates most of the request lifecycle |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:50 |
cobol |
i dont think requestAction is cache-aware |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:50 |
Jezek |
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/39830046 |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:49 |
cobol |
but i'm not actually sure. |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:48 |
cobol |
Jezek: i think those definitions are url-based, so if it's a different url... |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:48 |
Jezek |
or i guess it does work, but when i include the action on the frontpage, it runs the queries again. |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:47 |
cobol |
xdebug ftw |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:47 |
cobol |
i recommend it to anyone |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:47 |
cobol |
(print_r,var_dump,etc) |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:47 |
cobol |
because it's so hard to debug ajax output with it |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:47 |
cobol |
i use syslog() and remoet debugging almost exclusively for that stuff now |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:46 |
nymacro |
t73net: cheers |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:45 |
t73net |
or even pr(); |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:45 |
t73net |
nymacro: try debug() instead |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
Jezek |
when i set it to cache all actions, it works |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
renan_saddam |
FurnaceBoy: Eu digo o mesmo! |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
cobol |
the web is teh awesome |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
cobol |
i like services and SaaS and all that |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
nymacro |
print_r needs pretty printing like most CLISP :( |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
Jezek |
I can't get view caching to work. this is the relevant code. http://bin.cakephp.org/view/573298039 |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:43 |
cobol |
yeah i dont want to write for nodes anymore |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:42 |
t73net |
make for nice x-OS compatability |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:42 |
t73net |
I've seen a couple things about it |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:42 |
FurnaceBoy |
renan_saddam, sempre e bom para encontrar brazucas no irc :) |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:42 |
t73net |
cool |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:42 |
cobol |
utterly useless for web stuff, but it can compile a lot of gtk-php apps cleanly last i checked |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:42 |
nymacro |
hehe |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:41 |
t73net |
always wanted to get cake into the mix :) |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:41 |
cobol |
have you checked out the roadsend php compiler? |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:41 |
t73net |
I've written a few GTK-PHP apps for Linux |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
cobol |
just dont like it |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
cobol |
i toothed on a little kernel though and such |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
nymacro |
And I'm not going to write a language interpreter in PHP, nor would I write a web application in C |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
cobol |
i have nothing against it, it's just incredibly tedious, so it's best for me to not touch it |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
nymacro |
I'm not going to write a systems-level program in PHP |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
nymacro |
I try to keep everything I do domain language specific |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:40 |
nymacro |
lol |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:39 |
cobol |
and then i quit |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:39 |
cobol |
nymacro: i keep remembering C fondly until i start doing stuff with it |
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Aug 6th 2008, 21:39 |
crux |
nymacro: forget you c, bro |