[phpa] Re: record dependencies
- From: "Nick Lindridge" <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 16:07:29 -0000 (GMT)
This is a known shortcoming, and for sites where major development was
still taking place I'd personally just disable it. If you use a tool like
sitecopy then it could be a problem for production too unless you make sure
that you touch all necessary files. But, as long as source files dependent
on a change are touched then you'll be fine.
It's on my wish list too and is likely to remain so for a while as it's not
entirely trivial. If I work out a way to do it then I'll integrate it.
I'm considering buying a TVR Tuscan and that has similar compromises. It
looks great, doesn't even have door handles to destroy the gorgeous side
view, and it performs fantasitcally. But doesn't have any of the refinments
or safety features that are common in, perhaps lesser, offerings such as
the porsche boxster - i.e. no airbags, no sips, no abs. But for
performance, it's awesome for the money.
nick
>
> wish list item!
>
> We're having a problem with phpa (inconvenience really), it has to do
> with class methods inheriting from its parent. If we update a class
> structure from a separate physical file, the derived class does not
> necessarily see the change. We didn't seem to have this problem with
> Zend Cache, so they must keep track of the dependencies and flush the
> cache all the way down the hierarchy. This affects everything we
> develop since our application libraries rely heavily on this
> inheritance
>structure. Is there any way phpa could support this? Currently we have
>to shut off phpa to get around it, which slows development time. If it
>creates a performance impact, that wouldn't matter so much for
> development and it isn't needed in production anyways, so maybe make it
> a configurable option? It would be awesome if it were 100% transparent
> though ;-)
>
> Thanks
> Monte
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