View Poll Results: What kind of Anti-Virus protection do you use?
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November 4th, 2001, 02:35 AM
#11
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November 4th, 2001, 03:41 AM
#12
Senior Member
Gotcha
Ok, gotcha Force. I do agree though about licensing fees being a pain in the ass. Most of the firms I have worked for use IIS and either Access or MS-SQL. Those fees definately take a big chop at profits.
Code:
while( true ){
try{
wackUpSideTheHead( RWA );
}catch( NotOnlineException e ){
waitTillOnline();
continue();
}
}
I can do that too RWA
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November 4th, 2001, 07:02 AM
#13
Junior Member
**nods
You are a worthy opponent. Hmm should start work on a mauling bot....
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November 4th, 2001, 08:37 PM
#14
Junior Member
hrmm ermm
php rulez .. !!
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November 8th, 2001, 08:42 PM
#15
Since it is obvious that we are talking about opinion rather than the merrits of each language, I will have to vote for ASP.
My personal opinion is that they all have their pro's and con's. I'll give you one thought on the subject though - I hate the ability to not declare variables. In ASP I always get problems when I make a variable by accident by spelling it wrong then forget to destroy it later and it causes the server to lag when it happens XXX number of times. Also I highly dislike not having different types of variables to use (the fact that they all start as objects then just hold different types of info). Argh!
^ This paragraph struck me as odd ^
Ever heard of "Option Explicit"? Using this line at the top of each ASP or VB for that matter will force you declair each variable before using it. If you misspell a variable name or do not "dim" it then you will get a compiler error "Undifined variable at line: X" whice is pretty damn easy to figure out where you messed up.
Now for the PHP vs. ASP death match. Being an avid programmer of both languages, I have come to notice some things about the two that really make a difference. Although both PHP and ASP can be run on *nix and MS platforms these days. I will put it in a nut shell.
ASP is a mature, flexable, and extreamly robust SSS language. And for developing on NT/IIS or NT/Apache configs. it cannot be outdone. It is however a tad on the slow side, but proper programming standards will help reduce this dramaticly.
PHP is a fun extreamly easy language, but it is not type safe to any stretch of the imagination. It is kind of flakey and incosistent across different platforms. It does not support the wide range of databases that ASP does, file objects, etc. But it is fast and for developing SSS on Linux/Unix platforms I would have to say that PHP is the one I would use. PHP also works very nicely on NT and you don't have to phuck with all of the permissions snafu's of *nix.
"g-day"
-Q
P.S. I just had to do in ASP since everybody else is fighting with PHP.
Option explicit
dim usrArray(3)
usrArray(0) = "force"
usrArray(1) = "Stronzo"
usrArray(2) = "RWA"
dim strAO
strAO = getForumName("AntiOnline")
dim cnt
dim usr
dim i
i=0
cnt = ubound(usrArray())
do while i < cnt
for each usr in strAO
if(usr=usrArray(i))then
kill usr
else: usr=usr
end if
next
i=i+1
loop
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November 8th, 2001, 08:50 PM
#16
I haven't played with any of them yet but this site is PHP and I like all the options that it has and how it is setup. I haven't dealt with much other web languages than html.
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November 9th, 2001, 12:13 AM
#17
Senior Member
Originally posted by NoNeckJoe
Ever heard of "Option Explicit"?
Ya, but Option Explicit slows down your script signficantly therefore I only use it when I am developing the script then remove it when I am done. What I personally like is being able to do something such as:
int counter = 0; as opposed to
Dim intCounter
intCounter = 0
But that's just personal opinion.
BTW. Your program sure isn't very efficient. Let me fix if for you:
Option explicit
dim objAO
Set objAO = getForumName("AntiOnline")
for each usr in objAO
if usr.name = "force" Or usr.name = "NoNeckJoe" Or usr.name = "RWA" Then
kill usr
end if
next
Your big-O = 3n
My big-O = n plus less memory used.
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November 9th, 2001, 12:16 AM
#18
Senior Member
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November 12th, 2001, 03:22 AM
#19
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November 13th, 2001, 06:30 AM
#20
I am unfairly biased towards java script since I currently am taking a java class, and I only know a little cgi.
Wine maketh merry: but money answereth all things.
--Ecclesiastes 10:19
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