How about 3 rounds and a case of beer? lolpatrikG wrote:That's a word. I bet a round of Xmas cookies (good ones, not the crappy ones) against it
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I've been writing PHP for a bit over 3 years, and I was doing Perl for another 3 years prior to that. PHP and Perl have their respective optimisation differences, but you said theres stuff you can do in Perl that aren't possible in PHP.. I can't think of anything.Joe wrote:onion2k, Perl can offer different things than PHP as can PHP offer different things to Perl. Lookup on it and see for yourself
mmkay sure thing mate, have fun!onion2k wrote:I've been writing PHP for a bit over 3 years, and I was doing Perl for another 3 years prior to that. PHP and Perl have their respective optimisation differences, but you said theres stuff you can do in Perl that aren't possible in PHP.. I can't think of anything.Joe wrote:onion2k, Perl can offer different things than PHP as can PHP offer different things to Perl. Lookup on it and see for yourselfI'm sure I'd be able to think of *something* if there was such a difference..
I bet you can do it in PHP with a PEAR addition. However I think Python... java or c++ are all smarter choices. I recomend every one who knows php learn Python its easy to pick up and it applies alot of the same principles with simpler formating. Python is extensible using C++ if there is already not a module to handle registry files, which with some looking im sure you will find one. Python can also be run as a script and it has interfaces with HTTP as well.
I too bet that perl can't handle that one. However I believe a mod or library could be created to use it. After all registry files really are just text files are they not?
Interesting thread.
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I too bet that perl can't handle that one. However I believe a mod or library could be created to use it. After all registry files really are just text files are they not?
Interesting thread.
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