Re: problems with PHP5

i dont really depend on the CVS version of smarty, but v2.5.0 isnt any "better" as it uses $this outside a class.. and the speed improvments that i was expecting in the cvs wasnt great eather ( actual it raised from avg 0,016 s on 2.5.0 to abt 0.025 on cvs ).. since php5 uses object referencing as default behaviour im sure i can figure out a solution to this. like instead of printing $this->_plugins[..] etc. in the templates_c it writes $smarty->_plugins[...] and adds a reference to $smarty at the top of every templates_c. have no idea if this works of as i dont know the smarty code, so if it is impossible i would appreciate a "sorry, impossible".. Terje On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 3:17:12 +0200, Boots wrote (in message <20030622011712.5905.qmail@web9902.mail.yahoo.com>): > @Terje: > > It sounds like you are painting yourself into a corner if you are > dependant on PHP5 (which is not even beta yet) and the CVS version of > Smarty. I agree with your premise that $this should only be used where > appropriate (especially since PHP5 now enforces proper usage) but as a > friendly gesture, I caution against building expections as to how beta > and pre-beta software ought to work or react with each other. > > Even with the $this/$smarty change enacted, it is possible that Smarty > will not work properly with PHP5 and as messju indicated, PHP5 > compatability is not even on the radar yet -- though I don't doubt that > a release version of PHP5 will be fully supported. In the meantime, > other than for experimentation, I heartily suggest PHP4 with Smarty. > > Good luck! > xo boots > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! > http://sbc.yahoo.com