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问题 I've been reading about Phing and Ant and I'm not sure which, if either, of these tools are most useful for this scenario. It could easily be debug statements etc, but I'll give you our literal scanario. We have a free and premium version of a downloadable PHP app, and rather than including just a variable hidden somewhere and then doing: if($premium == true) { echo 'some additional functionality'; } else { echo 'basic functionality'; } Obviously someone could then take the source and change

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问题 As given in https://phpunit.de/manual/current/en/installation.html#installation.phar.verification, the steps to globally install the PHAR are: $ wget https://phar.phpunit.de/phpunit.phar $ chmod +x phpunit.phar $ sudo mv phpunit.phar /usr/local/bin/phpunit $ phpunit --version PHPUnit x.y.z by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors. I followed the above, but with the URL for the older version, i.e. https://phar.phpunit.de/phpunit-old.phar (because our PHP version is older). I ran the following

问题 I'm having problems running phpunit under MAMP on OS X 10.6. I've installed phpunit via PEAR and it is exists in the MAMP directory but when I run phpunit in terminal nothing happens. I'm guessing that this is a path problem but as a os x newbie, I don't know how to fix it. This is what happens when I try to run it from /Applications/MAMP/bin/php5.3/bin $ phpunit -bash: /usr/bin/phpunit: No such file or directory $ ./phpunit $ The problem looks very similar to this How to Install phpunit 3.5

问题 I have some commands to be run after switching to a different user. I need to do this in a build xml file. Following is what I have done - <exec command="sudo su auto_deploy << EOF echo 'Logged in user' whoami EOF" dir="${dir.scratchpad}" /> I have used XML escaping, i.e. < for < . However, I am getting the following error - sh: warning: here-document at line 0 delimited by end-of-file (wanted `EOF') Related question - here-document gives 'unexpected end of file' error Update Note - I have

问题 Let's just skip right to the good stuff... errors I'm getting from the console when running Ant: phpunit: [exec] PHPUnit 3.2.16 by Sebastian Bergmann. [exec] [exec] Class /var/lib/hudson/jobs/Goals/workspace/Goals/AllTests could not be found in /var/lib/hudson/jobs/Goals/workspace/Goals/AllTests.php. [exec] Result: 1 phpcpd: [exec] The referenced parameter '--log-pmd=/var/lib/hudson/jobs/Goals/workspace/Goals/build/logs/pmd.xml' is not registered. [exec] Result: 1 pdepend: [exec] ALERT -

问题 I have a Phing project that you pass in a parameter. I want to perform simple string manipulation on this parameter such a strtolower() or ucwords() etc. Any ideas how I can go about this? 回答1: How about using the PhpEvaLTask: <project name="StringTest" default="all" basedir="."> <target name="stringtest" description="test"> <php expression="strtolower(${param})" returnProperty="paramToLower"/> <php expression="ucwords(${param})" returnProperty="paramUcwords"/> <echo>To lower ${paramToLower}<

问题 I have a script that can lookup and output or write my current release # to a text file. Now the only problem is how do I get this version number into a PHING property. Right now my PHING target builds build.zip and built.tar, I would like it to build build-1.0.0.zip or whatever the version script decides the current version is. How can I do this? Will I have to create my own "task"? 回答1: You might need to create your own task for this. The task may look something like... <?php require_once

问题 I would like to have a foreach task like this, which iterates over all the files/directories in a directory "A" - <foreach param="dirname" absparam="absname" target="subtask"> <fileset dir="${dir.destination}/${dir.subdir}/"> <type type="file" /> </fileset> </foreach> The target "subtask" should check if the counterpart of the file/folder exists in another directory "B" (I am comparing directory A and B basically), and return either of the following if it does not - a flag. name of the file.

问题 Phing, by default, or even with any of built-in loggers (phing.listener.NoBannerLogger, phing.listener.AnsiColorLogger, phing.listener.XmlLogger and phing.listener.HtmlColorLogger) has quite verbose output. My use-case is to use Phing for running tests as a pre-commit hook. Therefore I don't care about all that information in log phing may provide me. I just use it as a multiplatform tool for running tests. Example: Buildfile: /private/var/workspace/www/me_com/build.xml SBKSWWW > main: