Not that this would be of interest to anyone, but I made a web interface for the output of a mysql show status command. Despite the two recent outages, and despite the fact that none of our numbers here would be impressive to anyone who really knows anything, I am nonetheless constantly amazed at how much information the database serves.
Here is a short explanation of the different variables.
I might make use of that sort of thing soon. I'm sure if I add text caching to the Dick 'n' George Bumpersticker Generator I'll need debugging tools.
By the way, here's a little debugging trick. On my machine at home I really don't have SW development tools. I'm using notepad (egad!) to edit PHP. When I get an error at a particular line number (forgetting the $ in variable names or using a paren instead of a curly bracket are popular errors right now), I'm at a loss to find line 297, or whatever, in notepad. But if I copy and paste into a spreadsheet, viola, line numbers!
Okay, I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that. La la la la la la I can't hear you.
Notepad?
Yeah, yeah. It's better than edt.
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Here is a short explanation of the different variables.
- jim 7-01-2004 6:43 pm
I might make use of that sort of thing soon. I'm sure if I add text caching to the Dick 'n' George Bumpersticker Generator I'll need debugging tools.
By the way, here's a little debugging trick. On my machine at home I really don't have SW development tools. I'm using notepad (egad!) to edit PHP. When I get an error at a particular line number (forgetting the $ in variable names or using a paren instead of a curly bracket are popular errors right now), I'm at a loss to find line 297, or whatever, in notepad. But if I copy and paste into a spreadsheet, viola, line numbers!
- mark 7-01-2004 8:32 pm [add a comment]
Okay, I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that. La la la la la la I can't hear you.
Notepad?
- jim 7-01-2004 8:43 pm [add a comment]
Yeah, yeah. It's better than edt.
- mark 7-01-2004 9:46 pm [add a comment]