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I’ve just released syck for php 0.9.2 (a parser and emitter of YAML documents. If you don’t know anything about YAML and why it is good:check my previous posts on the subject). A lot of new and tasty features First,and most important:a lot of stability and consistency fixes (previous release wasn’t . . . →Read More:Syck 0.9.2 Regarding syck vs. spyc debate which seems to appear again and again: al_n @ [link]: I re tested syck and it does make a BIG difference. I tested with a yaml file of about 200,000 lines which I killed after an hour while using spyc. The same file was loaded with syck in about 5 . . . →Read More:syck vs. spyc (benchmarking) Vikram Vaswani wrote an article for Zend Developer Zone about the Syck extension in PECL. That is,actually,a very nice introduction to YAML in PHP and I encourage everyone to look at it. On the other hand,it reminds me,that I should release the new version… . . . →Read More:YAML,php,DevZone I posted an update to PECL package of Syck. Changelog: fixed handling of invalid merge-references [reported by Sascha Kettler] fixed tsrm-incompatibility introduced in 0.9 added support for timestamps in syck_load (thanks to Derick for a hint) added support for DateTime in syck_dump fixed dumping of associative-arrays Update is highly recommended for everyone . . . →Read More:Syck for PHP,0.9.1 (aka “beta2″) Is it possible to create DateTime object if I have some date string,and a numeric timezone value? Something like:$timestamp = ’2007-07-07 07:07:07′;$timezone = ‘+0300′; $obj = new DateTime($timestamp,new DateTimeZone(????)); I need this,to add proper support for YAML-timestamps in my syck extension. In YAML,timestamps have several representations: canonical:2001-12-15T02:59:43.1Z . . . →Read More:DateTime vs numeric timezone Here it is:new and shiny PECL package of Syck This is an extension for reading and writing YAML-files. YAMLâ„¢ (rhymes with “camel”) is a straightforward machine parsable data serialization format designed for human readability and interaction with scripting languages. YAML is optimized for data serialization,configuration settings,log files,Internet messaging and filtering. YAML . . . →Read More:Syck for PHP goes Beta (in PECL) One more good news for you,YAML-users. I’ve implemented emitter functionality in php-binding of syck library. It is quite straight-forward,no fancy stuff for now,but it should work Supported datatypes: associative arrays indexed arrays strings integers floats booleans null Objects are simply ignored now,though I am planning to add support for them . . . →Read More:YAML:Syck for PHP is not read-only anymore I gave a little talk at #php.thinktank today about YAML,php and my latest work in this regard. It happened a bit of spontaneously,so noone was invited. It was my first try,to make introduction to yaml for php prgrammers,and if there is more interest I will give another talk which will cover . . . →Read More:yaml talk Yesterday I wrote about updating PHP’s YAML-parsing extension — Syck. Some updates: I believe,I fixed all memory leaks,it had (They were quite large,must tell you) Why (Syck’s author) told me,that there will be new release in a month or so,which will include my patches Until then,I encourage you to . . . →Read More:PHP Syck,part 2 | |||||
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