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Please suggest help articles or tutorials about PHP "low" level С-modules programming interface.
Searching through my bookmarks, only links I found are those :
Extension Writing Part I: Introduction to PHP and Zend
Extension Writing Part II: Parameters, Arrays, and ZVALs
Extension Writing Part II: Parameters, Arrays, and ZVALs [continued]
Extension Writing Part III: Resources
Wrapping C++ Classes in a PHP Extension
If you are really interested by the subject, and ready to spend some money on it, you could buy the book Extending and Embedding PHP (some pages are available as preview on Google Books too) ; I've seen a couple of times that it was the book to read when interested on this subject (In fact, I've just bought it ^^ didn't have the time to read it yet, though :-( ; the first pages seem OK...)
BTW, the author of that book is also the author of the first four articles I linked to ;-)
Read this: https://devzone.zend.com/303/extension-writing-part-i-introduction-to-php-and-zend. It's probably the only useful tutorial I've ever met.
I put my favourite links into a short blog post whilst writing php_ssdeep, which maybe helpful for people looking for extension development information.
http://simonholywell.com/post/2010/09/15-excellent-resources-for-php-extension-development.html
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Right now, I am using CI 3.0 . And for create report like invoice, monthly report sales, I using dompdf which is so spending time to debug coz dompdf not really support JS.
I was wondering a tools like crystal report , drag and drop report. I am not sure that PHP have like that.
I found php-reports, it looks interesting. But I dont know how to integrate it.
Perhaps, someone out there have solution to this PHP Reports, or maybe if you are share how to simplified creating a report in CI.
Thank You
maybe look at; http://www.hkvstore.com/phpreportmaker/
this questions lightly talks about using it; here
CI is great in that you are allowed to break the rules if you want. if its painful working inside the M-V-C approach then bend some rules or look at another method; like writing a library, or have your model generate more than just the dataset and include html ready for your CSS that your view just has to output (rather than parse).
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I want to implement a decision tree (machine learning) algorithm in PHP. I've searched far and wide on Google and can find nothing in PHP.
Does anyone know a tutorial or function in PHP for implementing a descision tree?
Are you looking specifically for Php code or any other languages are ok ?
You can start from the source code of original decision tree algorithm-C4.5.It is public but has some restrictions I think. http://www.rulequest.com/Personal/
Here is a good tutorial that you may want to refer : http://www2.cs.uregina.ca/~dbd/cs831/notes/ml/dtrees/c4.5/tutorial.html
Weka implementations for decision tree J48 is available at : https://svn.scms.waikato.ac.nz/svn/weka/trunk/weka/src/main/java/weka/classifiers/trees/J48.java
If you are familiar with Python Orange C4.5 source code is available at : http://orange.biolab.si/
I do not work with PhP so I am not aware of any implementations in it. But all above implementations(C++,Java,or Python) are worthwhile too look.
Albeit being commented and documented in Japanese, this seems to be pretty close to what you're looking for: https://github.com/kokukuma/php-decision-tree
This is the most recent implementation of the C4.5 Algorithm in PHP on GitHub as of 2019: PHP-C45.
I'm currently using it and it's very efficient too.
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I've been searching for this and can't quite get to what I need.
Is anyone aware of an open source forum script written in PHP that utilizes OOP concepts?
So has to be
Forum
OOP
Open source
I will accept answers for anything else, including tutorials, videos, etc. since I get to still see the source and learn from it.
I have used PHPBB in the past and it appears to fit your needs.
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board software solution that can be
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You can find it at:
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You should look into Vanilla.
It's free, open-source and does not have the bloat as many of its competitors (vB, phpBB) and it also has some very well written code to go alongside a reasonably good documentation =)
Perhaps you can find a convenient open source forum software at:
http://www.forummatrix.org/
You could try Viscacha (http://www.forummatrix.org/show/Viscacha).
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I'm in the process of generating API docs for an in-house web app that's undergoing some expansion. It's a DHTML project, with a mix of both some OO and mostly procedural PHP, and purely procedural Javascript. At the moment, it's pretty much all documented for the appropriate doc generators (phpdocumentor and jsdoc), but the two were never "connected". I could go through and add manual link statements to the doc blocks, but managing all those links (like "../jsdoc/filename.html#function) is a real pain.
Any suggestions for documentation generators that handle both PHP and JavaScript, and allow something like #see functionName between languages?
If worst comes to worst, I can hack together a script to rewrite LINK URLs from some magic syntax (i.e. js: and php:), but I'd really rather have something that will allow a unified tree view of everything.
Thanks,
Jason
After looking at a number of options, I wrote a PHP script that parses JS files, pulls out the doc blocks and function definitions, and then writes it to a file that phpdoc can process. It just needs one line added to phpDocumentor.ini so it will parse .js files.
The blog post talking about it is at:
http://blog.jasonantman.com/2010/08/documentation-generation-for-web-apps-php-and-javascript/
And the script is at:
http://svn.jasonantman.com/misc-scripts/
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I'm looking for any open-source accounting module that I can include in my Symfony project. I was thinking of writing my own & releasing a plugin, but then I came across 2 solutions:
http://arias.sourceforge.net/
http://frontaccounting.net/
Please answer on the lines of...
Choosing one of the above, your experience, community support
Other alternatives
Thanks a lot!
Here is my take:
- Arias is not being maintained any more, but I didn't invest much energy
- FA on the other hand is very comprehensive; don't go by the name, its a basic ERP. You will love to play-around at the demo link. It uses pure PHP, and no framework. One can take a lot of inspiration from here, and use it readily if the license allows.
Sadly, there is nothing for symfony and I will try to contribute.
I don't know if it's an option to outsource the accounting but if any of the following have APIs then they could possibly solve your problem:
http://billmonk.com
http://buxfer.com
http://mint.com
http://wesabe.com
I believe they let you create arbitrary (sub)accounts and issue IOUs and transfers between the accounts, like for keep track of who owes who what among a group of people.