php-5.4

I installed php-5.4.9(32 bit) on my windows 7 (64 bit machine) and configured it to run as a php-fpm process. I need memcached for my web application and hence installed memcached daemon and the necessary dll file in my php\ext folder. But when I try to run my web application folder I always get Class Memcached not found error. I tried googling and also referred to some stackoverflow but couldn't find the solution to my problem. Can somebody please help me understand what I am doing wrong? memcached PECL extension is built on libmemcached , which has a libevent requirement. memcache PECL

How do you use custom DQL functions in partials to hydrate query result. Looking for a way to use DQL functions in createQuery or any other doctrine way (nativeSql, QueryBuilder) its not necessary to use partials but it should hydrate my array based on the relationship of tables and it should select only selective fields Following query works fine: $q = $em->createQuery("select " . "partial t.{id, description}, " . "partial ut.{id, firstName, lastName, email}, " . "DATE_FORMAT(ut.created, '%m-%d-Y') " . "from PMIUserBundle:Task t LEFT JOIN t.users ut"); DATE_FORMAT(ut.created, '%m-%d-Y') works

There are lots of questions and answers around the subject of valid php syntax from var outputs, what I am looking for is a quick and clean way of getting the output of var_export to use valid php5.4 array syntax. Given $arr = [ 'key' => 'value', 'mushroom' => [ 'badger' => 1 ] ]; var_export($arr); outputs array ( 'key' => 'value', 'mushroom' => array ( 'badger' => 1, ), ) Is there any quick and easy way to have it output the array as defined, using square bracket syntax? [ 'key' => 'value', 'mushroom' => [ 'badger' => 1 ] ] Is the general consensus to use regex parsing? If so, has anyone come

I was wondering if someone may know an alternative to the PHP 5.6.x and higher ... operator (or splat operator I believe its called). What i'm currently doing in my PHP 7 version is: $this->callAction( ...explode('@', $this->routes["authControllers"][$this->routes["uri"][$uri]]) ); The callAction() function takes 2 parameters callAction($controller, $action) but now I need to downgrade the code to PHP 5.4.17. Though the splat operator ... is similar to call_user_func_array() : call_user_func_array(array($this,'callAction'), explode('@', $this->routes["authControllers"][$this->routes["uri"][

A simple question motivated by a curiosity, with probably a complex answer: Is it possible to emulate the new PHP 5.5 imagecrop() in earlier versions, like 5.4, by combining other GD functions? Awn.. But without the imagecrop() black line bug , please. :p This should be a drop-in replacement for imagecrop() (without the bug...): function mycrop($src, array $rect) { $dest = imagecreatetruecolor($rect['width'], $rect['height']); imagecopy( $dest, $src, 0, 0, $rect['x'], $rect['y'], $rect['width'], $rect['height'] ); return $dest; } Usage: $img = mycrop($img, ['x' => 10, 'y' => 10, 'width' => 100

I have this code: $tierHosts['host'] = isset($host['name']) ? $host['name'] : $host; It's working fine in PHP 5.5, but in PHP 5.3 the condition returns true while $host contains a string like pjba01 . It returns the first letter of $tierHosts['host'] , that is, p . What's so wrong with my code? You can access strings like an array and prior PHP 5.4 offsets like your name were silently casted to 0, means you accessed the first character of that string: character | p | j | b | a | 0 | 1 | ----------------------------------- index | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | After 5.3 such offsets will throw a