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Posted to log4php-dev@logging.apache.org by Michael Schmitz <Mi...@tietoenator.com> on 2007/08/01 09:07:05 UTC
Re: $_ENV vs $_SERVER in LoggerOptionConverter
Hello all,
>>>>> "Knut" == Knut Urdalen <kn...@php.no> writes:
Knut> Christian Hammers wrote:
>> if (defined($key)) {
>> return (string)constant($key);
>> - } elseif (isset($_ENV[$key])) {
>> - return (string)$_ENV[$key];
>> + } elseif (isset($_SERVER[$key])) {
>> + return (string)$_SERVER[$key];
>> } else {
>> return $def;
>> }
>>
Knut> Hi,
Knut> I think it's safe to add the $_SERVER variable here, and
Knut> check it before $_ENV. But still keep $_ENV like this:
Knut> if (defined($key)) {
Knut> return (string)constant($key);
Knut> + } elseif (isset($_SERVER[$key])) {
Knut> + return (string)$_SERVER[$key];
Knut> } elseif (isset($_ENV[$key])) {
Knut> return (string)$_ENV[$key];
Knut> } else {
Knut> return $def;
Knut> }
Knut> Do you agree?
As regards $_ENV superglobal, depending on php.ini (parameter
variables_order) this variable may or may not be prefilled. In my
opinion we should not to much on php.ini and therefore should use
getenv() instead of at least in addition to $_ENV.
Regards,
Michael.
Re: $_ENV vs $_SERVER in LoggerOptionConverter
Posted by Michael Schmitz <Mi...@tietoenator.com>.
>>>>> "Knut" == Knut Urdalen <kn...@php.no> writes:
Knut> Michael Schmitz wrote:
>> As regards $_ENV superglobal, depending on php.ini (parameter
>> variables_order) this variable may or may not be prefilled. In my
>> opinion we should not to much on php.ini and therefore should use
>> getenv() instead of at least in addition to $_ENV.
Knut> One thing about getenv(). I remember running into a
Knut> performance issue regarding getenv() and PEAR::Date
Knut> earlier. My code produced quite a lot of Date-objects and
Knut> PEAR::Date fetching the timezone information each time. So
Knut> I'm a bit worried that adding getenv() here could reduce
Knut> performance. I don't have the time to write a benchmark test
Knut> right now, but I just wanted to mention it.
Ok, this might indeed be a problem, but if we call getenv() only if
neither $_SERVER nor $_ENV contains whatever we're looking for,
performance should no degrade.
Re: $_ENV vs $_SERVER in LoggerOptionConverter
Posted by Knut Urdalen <kn...@php.no>.
Michael Schmitz wrote:
> As regards $_ENV superglobal, depending on php.ini (parameter
> variables_order) this variable may or may not be prefilled. In my
> opinion we should not to much on php.ini and therefore should use
> getenv() instead of at least in addition to $_ENV.
One thing about getenv(). I remember running into a performance issue
regarding getenv() and PEAR::Date earlier. My code produced quite a lot
of Date-objects and PEAR::Date fetching the timezone information each
time. So I'm a bit worried that adding getenv() here could reduce
performance. I don't have the time to write a benchmark test right now,
but I just wanted to mention it.
Knut