[PHP] GNU Readline 4 Win32

2003-01-29 Thread OjMyStEr
Hi,
Is there any way I can get the 'GNU Readline' libruary on my Windows 2000
installation of PHP4? As far as I can see its only available for *NIX OSs
and BSD. Is is available on win32?

Josh



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[PHP] Time Delay?

2003-02-01 Thread OjMyStEr
Hi, 
Does anyone know if there is a way for me to produce a function in PHP to pause the 
processing of the script for 3 seconds for example without eating up the CPU 
bandwidth. I could do with quite accurate control. Is there a better way that doing it 
like this:



The output is:
The current time is 1044105730 
The current time is 1044105741 

There is obviously an 11 second difference is the time that the two seperate lines 
were printed.
Thing is, when I run this script the CPU usage goes to 100%

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanx

Josh




[PHP] pause_script($int)??

2003-02-01 Thread OjMyStEr
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a way for me to produce a function in PHP to
pause the processing of the script for 3 seconds for example without eating
up the CPU bandwidth. I could do with quite accurate control. Is there a
better way that doing it like this:



The output is:
The current time is 1044105730
The current time is 1044105741

There is obviously an 11 second difference is the time that the two seperate
lines were printed.
Thing is, when I run this script the CPU usage goes to 100%

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanx

Josh




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[PHP] Server Up-time

2003-02-02 Thread OjMyStEr
Hi,
As a novelty item on a website I have made a few lines of code for showing
how in hours minuts and secoinds since the server was booted up (using
C:\php\php.exe -q E:\...\set_boot_time.php value under the Run section in
the Windows Registry.). The system by running a script at bootup that sets
the time() value to an empty a file called 'boot.time'. All the website has
to do then is access the 'boot.time' file and obtain the value. Subtract the
'boot.time' value from the time() value and there you have it, the rest is
just formating.
This method works perfectly adiquatly. I was just wondering is there is an
easyer way to achieve this?

Anyone know of one.

Thanx Josh. (Project Mp3x)



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