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PEAR Primer
Joe Stump
Introduction
PEAR stands for "PHP Extension and Application Repository"
and has been slowly building itself over the last few years. There are classes for logging, compression,
XML, and on and on. The most popular one is the database abstraction class, which supports most popular databases.
In this article I'm going to lay out how you can go about using this great library in your own classes.
Specifically, we will be covering PEAR, PEAR_Error, DB, and Log.
One thing to note here is that if you don't know what OOP stands for or you have yet to dive into PHP OOP
programming this will most likely go over your head. Starting with an OOP primer would be a good idea.
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| Comments: | ||
| One (more) small flaw | Stevenv Vasilogianis | 04/26/03 02:51 |
| RE: PHPLIB vs. PEAR | David Grinberg | 02/06/03 22:59 |
| One small flaw | Wouter Roosendaal | 02/01/03 12:04 |
| PHP Manual "Classes and Objects" | daniel @drian keeney | 01/31/03 23:58 |
| PHPLIB vs. PEAR | Richard Ruiter | 01/25/03 08:24 |
| DB Inconsistency | Mark Tudor | 01/21/03 18:20 |
| DB Inconsistency | Mark Tudor | 01/21/03 18:20 |
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