using RapidPHP release 9.0.0.97
When I try to use the toolbar button "Syntax check" I get 3-4 popup warning saying "long line. increase buffer length"
I dont generally have long lines in my .php code, for example here is one from a file that the error pops up on:
" $content = theme_table($headers, $rows, NULL, 'Outstanding Gold Tube Requests');"
That one clocks at 89 characters in the editor.
I am running the lastest version of PHP (as of 1 week ago), on windows XP.
long line. increase buffer length. (error)
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chrisjlocke
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Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
I've put that single link in WeBuilder and it likes that - displays no errors.
What happens if you chop up the .php file in half and check again? I'm just thinking if there is an error in the .php file which is actually breaking the check (eg, a rogue " somewhere)
Is it a fairly long complicated .php file?
What happens if you chop up the .php file in half and check again? I'm just thinking if there is an error in the .php file which is actually breaking the check (eg, a rogue " somewhere)
Is it a fairly long complicated .php file?
Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
its a 35ish line file, really short. Cutting it in half doesnt help.chrisjlocke wrote:I've put that single link in WeBuilder and it likes that - displays no errors.
What happens if you chop up the .php file in half and check again? I'm just thinking if there is an error in the .php file which is actually breaking the check (eg, a rogue " somewhere)
Is it a fairly long complicated .php file?
In fact, I can create a new document, delete all the lines in it and then run a syntax check and still get the "long line." error.
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Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
Create a new document and delete all the lines in it?! Thats impressive! 
Sounds like something has got corrupt if its failing a check on a blank document. I think its best you tried to reinstall RapidPHP. (This should retain your settings, etc)
Sounds like something has got corrupt if its failing a check on a blank document. I think its best you tried to reinstall RapidPHP. (This should retain your settings, etc)
Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
It was doing it on the previous version I had installed (I think 1 or 2 micro revisions prior), and I installed .97 to see if it would fix the problem... so I have already re-installed prior to posting about this.chrisjlocke wrote:Create a new document and delete all the lines in it?! Thats impressive!
Sounds like something has got corrupt if its failing a check on a blank document. I think its best you tried to reinstall RapidPHP. (This should retain your settings, etc)
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Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
Aah. Was that an install of .97 just over the top? Might be worth seeing if a full uninstall and deletion of the program directory would help?
This error hasn't been reported many times and even a Google of that error doesn't throw up much, so it kind of suggests its not an underlying bug in RapidPHP ... if you see what I mean.
Does it do it on *every* .php file you use? (you mentioned it did it on an empty file?)
This error hasn't been reported many times and even a Google of that error doesn't throw up much, so it kind of suggests its not an underlying bug in RapidPHP ... if you see what I mean.
Does it do it on *every* .php file you use? (you mentioned it did it on an empty file?)
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Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
This has nothing to do with your code lines, it is because of PHP console output on few computers. We will try to resolve this in the next updates.
Re: long line. increase buffer length. (error)
yes, every file.chrisjlocke wrote:Aah. Was that an install of .97 just over the top? Might be worth seeing if a full uninstall and deletion of the program directory would help?
This error hasn't been reported many times and even a Google of that error doesn't throw up much, so it kind of suggests its not an underlying bug in RapidPHP ... if you see what I mean.
Does it do it on *every* .php file you use? (you mentioned it did it on an empty file?)
Great, if there is anything I need to do to help nail it, let me know.Karlis wrote:This has nothing to do with your code lines, it is because of PHP console output on few computers. We will try to resolve this in the next updates.