Anthony Ferrara
Anthony Ferrara
> It's certainly possible to test the generated password and try again unless it passes, but that may well lead to approximately endless loop. So, this is how it would...
There are lots of ways to generate biased passwords (and hence partially predictable, or at best with less "randomness" than it appears on the surface). The "retry in a loop"...
I would strongly suggest not dropping down to shell for this. First, it could expose the password to anyone on the server (watching the process list), as it's passed in...
Not strictly, no. It's useful for numeric constraints. So perhaps sub-interface Rule to NumericRule which requires `setConstraint()`???
There exists a memory corruption bug in the string code somewhere. What's happening is every once in a while a segfault is issued (though not often) and when it is...
Code like this should be able to reliably segfault (or at least it does for me): ```php
I'll take a few passes at it. I've been hesitant due to the flux the project has been under, and I feared docs going out of date quite quickly. But...
Classes aren't supported yet, so :)
Already supported: https://github.com/ircmaxell/php-compiler/blob/master/lib/Runtime.php#L116 :D As far as including generics, I *think* I'd rather include them as native rather than the hacky addition once the compiler is up and running...
Also, `$user` is a 2-dimensional array, yet you're accessing it as a single-dimensional array. It should be something like `$user[0]['password']` in the last line (assuming that you're correctly checking for...