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PHP 5 Power Programming
By Andi Gutmans, Stig Sæther Bakken, Derick Rethans

Publisher	: Prentice Hall PTR
Pub Date	: October 27, 2004
ISBN	: 0-13-147149-X
Pages	: 720

Bruce Peren's Open Source Series

About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference

A Note About Coding Styles

About the Software

Updates and Errata and Downloads

Acknowledgements

Chapter 1. What Is New in PHP 5?

Section 1.1. Introduction

Section 1.2. Language Features

Section 1.3. General PHP Changes

Section 1.4. Other New Features in PHP 5

Section 1.5. Summary

Chapter 2. PHP 5 Basic Language

Section 2.1. Introduction

Section 2.2. HTML Embedding

Section 2.3. Comments

Section 2.4. Variables

Section 2.5. Basic Data Types

Section 2.6. Operators

Section 2.7. Control Structures

Section 2.8. Functions

Section 2.9. Summary

Chapter 3. PHP 5 OO Language

Section 3.1. Introduction

Section 3.2. Objects

Section 3.3. Declaring a Class

Section 3.4. The new Keyword and Constructors

Section 3.5. Destructors

Section 3.6. Accessing Methods and Properties Using the $this Variable

Section 3.7. Class Constants

Section 3.8. Cloning Objects

Section 3.9. Polymorphism

Section 3.10. parent:: and self::

Section 3.11. instanceof Operator

Section 3.12. Abstract Methods and Classes

Section 3.13. Interfaces

Section 3.14. Inheritance of Interfaces

Section 3.15. final Methods

Section 3.16. final Classes

Section 3.17. __toString() Method

Section 3.18. Exception Handling

Section 3.19. __autoload()

Section 3.20. Class Type Hints in Function Parameters

Section 3.21. Summary

Chapter 4. PHP 5 Advanced OOP and Design Patterns

Section 4.1. Introduction

Section 4.2. Overloading Capabilities

Section 4.3. Iterators

Section 4.4. Design Patterns

Section 4.5. Reflection

Section 4.6. Summary

Chapter 5. How to Write a Web Application with PHP

Section 5.1. Introduction

Section 5.2. Embedding into HTML

Section 5.3. User Input

Section 5.4. Safe-Handling User Input

Section 5.5. Techniques to Make Scripts "Safe"

Section 5.6. Cookies

Section 5.7. Sessions

Section 5.8. File Uploads

Section 5.9. Architecture

Section 5.10. Summary

Chapter 6. Databases with PHP 5

Section 6.1. Introduction

Chapter 7. Error Handling

Section 7.1. Introduction

Section 7.2. Types of Errors

Section 7.3. PEAR Errors

Section 7.4. Exceptions

Section 7.5. Summary

Chapter 8. XML with PHP 5

Section 8.1. Introduction

Section 8.2. Vocabulary

Section 8.3. Parsing XML

Section 8.4. SimpleXML

Section 8.5. PEAR

Section 8.6. Converting XML

Section 8.7. Communicating with XML

Section 8.8. Summary

Chapter 9. Mainstream Extensions

Section 9.1. Introduction

Section 9.2. Files and Streams

Section 9.3. Regular Expressions

Section 9.4. Date Handling

Section 9.5. Graphics Manipulation with GD

Section 9.6. Multi-Byte Strings and Character Sets

Section 9.7. Summary

Chapter 10. Using PEAR

Section 10.1. Introduction

Section 10.2. PEAR Concepts

Section 10.3. Obtaining PEAR

Section 10.4. Installing Packages

Section 10.5. Configuration Parameters

Section 10.6. PEAR Commands

Section 10.7. Installer Front-Ends

Section 10.8. Summary

Chapter 11. Important PEAR Packages

Section 11.1. Introduction

Section 11.2. Database Queries

Section 11.3. Template Systems

Section 11.4. Authentication

Section 11.5. Form Handling

Section 11.6. Caching

Section 11.7. Summary

Chapter 12. Building PEAR Components

Section 12.1. Introduction

Section 12.2. PEAR Standards

Section 12.3. Release Versioning

Section 12.4. CLI Environment

Section 12.5. Fundamentals

Section 12.6. Building Packages

Section 12.7. The package.xml Format

Section 12.8. Dependencies

Section 12.9. String Substitutions

Section 12.10. Including C Code

Section 12.11. Releasing Packages

Section 12.12. The PEAR Release Process

Section 12.13. Packaging

Section 12.14. Uploading

Section 12.15. Summary

Chapter 13. Making the Move

Section 13.1. Introduction

Section 13.2. The Object Model

Section 13.3. Passing Objects to Functions

Section 13.4. Compatibility Mode

Section 13.5. Other Changes

Section 13.6. E_STRICT

Section 13.7. Other Compatibility Problems

Section 13.8. Changes in Functions

Section 13.9. Summary

Chapter 14. Performance

Section 14.1. Introduction

Section 14.2. Design for Performance

Section 14.3. Benchmarking

Section 14.4. Profiling with Zend Studio's Profiler

Section 14.5. Profiling with APD

Section 14.6. Profiling with Xdebug

Section 14.7. Using APC (Advanced PHP Cache)

Section 14.8. Using ZPS (Zend Performance Suite)

Section 14.9. Optimizing Code

Section 14.10. Summary

Chapter 15. An Introduction to Writing PHP Extensions

Section 15.1. Introduction

Section 15.2. Quickstart

Section 15.3. Summary

Chapter 16. PHP Shell Scripting

Section 16.1. Introduction

Section 16.2. PHP CLI Shell Scripts

Section 16.3. Summary

Appendix A. PEAR and PECL Package Index

Section A.1. Authentication

Section A.2. Benchmarking

Section A.3. Caching

Section A.4. Configuration

Section A.5. Console

Section A.6. Database

Section A.7. Date and Time

Section A.8. Encryption

Section A.9. File Formats

Section A.10. File System

Section A.11. Gtk Components

Section A.12. HTML

Section A.13. HTTP

Section A.14. Images

Section A.15. Internationalization

Section A.16. Logging

Section A.17. Mail

Section A.18. Math

Section A.19. Networking

Section A.20. Numbers

Section A.21. Payment

Section A.22. PEAR

Section A.23. PHP

Section A.24. Processing

Section A.25. Science

Section A.26. Streams

Section A.27. Structures

Section A.28. System

Section A.29. Text

Section A.30. Tools and Utilities

Section A.31. Web Services

Section A.32. XML

Appendix B. phpDocumentor Format Reference

Section B.1. Introduction

Section B.2. Documentation Comments

Section B.3. Tag Reference

Section B.4. Tag Table

Section B.5. Using the phpDocumentor Tool

Appendix C. Zend Studio Quick Start Guide

Section C.1. Version 3.5.x

Section C.2. About the Zend Studio Client Quick Start Guide

Section C.3. About Zend

Section C.4. Zend Studio Client: Overview

Section C.5. Editing a File

Section C.6. Working with Projects

Section C.7. Running the Debugger

Section C.8. Configure Studio Server for Remote Debugger and Profiling

Section C.9. Running the Profiler

Section C.10. Product Support

Section C.11. Main Features

Index