Robust PHP MogileFS Client
Erik Osterman
e at osterman.com
Tue Jul 3 02:16:19 UTC 2007
Using a READFUNCTION callback is not a bad suggestion, if it works with
PUTs. I liked using the streams for over all consistency so the "set"
and "setFile" methods could use the same setResource method. I'll see
about introducing a way of using a CURLOPT_READFUNCTION or at the very
least make it so it's more easily extended. As for backwards
compatibility, I am much less inclined to maintain the code for PHP4
support, which would among other things you mentioned also require
dropping the protected/private/public keywords for methods and
properties. That said, it being under GPL now, I have nothing against
other people forking off the code for PHP4.
Thanks!
Erik
Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 30, 2007 at 06:37:13PM -0700, Erik Osterman wrote:
>
>> We are releasing our MogileFS PHP5 client under the terms of the GPL
>> license. This class requires PHP 5.1 or greater due to the use of memory
>> based streams. I have attached the current version to this email.
>>
> I like the concepts here, but why didn't you consider using CURL's
> READFUNCTION instead of writing the data to a memory-stream and then
> reading it back?
>
> READFUNCTION should give you full PHP4 support for dealing with the CURL
> PUT problem you mentioned on your blog. (Plus rip out the exceptions
> later to give PHP4 compat).
>
>
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