Caleb Mazalevskis Maikuolan

## ConvertNumber.php
<?php
/**
 * This Gist just demonstrates some basic ideas for converting numbers from a
 * numberic format into a word format. It's pretty simplistic (i.e., done in a
 * rush and messy as shit) and is only really intended to provide some basic
 * ideas, and of course, there'll likely be others ways to go about it, too.
 *
 * Context: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2204685680/permalink/10156073375930681/
 *
 * It will likely need to be expanded upon and adapted to suit your needs (due

## uaTest.php
<?php
// Test file to assist in diagnosing possible problems with user agents in CIDRAM.
$CSS = 'style="width:600px;background-color:#ff9;border:1px solid #000"';

echo '<html><body><h4>Test 1: Printing the standard "$_SERVER[\'HTTP_USER_AGENT\']" variable.</h4>';
echo 'Success condition: You should see your UA printed in the box below.<br />';
echo '<input ' . $CSS . ' type="text" value="' . $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] . '" readonly /><br /><br />';

$TestArr = array(
    'UA' => empty($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) ? '' : $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']

## runme.php
<?php $L=new RecursiveIteratorIterator(new RecursiveDirectoryIterator(__DIR__), RecursiveIteratorIterator::SELF_FIRST);@foreach($L as $F=>$L){$X=substr($L,-2);if(preg_match('~([\\/]\.|\.\.)~',$L)){continue;}$D=str_replace(';',';',file_get_contents($L));$H=fopen($L,'w');fwrite($H, $D);fclose($H);} ?>

## Predictions.php
<?php
/* If [1] Paul the Octopus can successfully predict the winners for the 2010
 * FIFA World Cup 11 out of 13 times, perhaps, just for laughs, we can give it
 * a go in PHP. ;-)
 *
 * The three next closest up-coming general elections in the world at the
 * moment, as far as I could determine via googling, seem to be in [2] Ghana
 * (7 December 2016, with John Dramani Mahama vs Nana Akufo-Addo), [3]
 * Macedonia (11 December 2016, with Nikola Gruevski vs Zoran Zaev), and [3]
 * Romania (11 December 2016, with Liviu Dragnea vs Alina Gorghiu vs Călin

## nginx.conf
# Example information for having PHP listen to your server.

    server {
        listen 80;
        server_name localhost foo.bar.tld *.domain.tld;

        autoindex off;

        # proxy the PHP scripts to Apache listening on 127.0.0.1:80
        #

## contact.php
<?php
/**
 * "Undefined index" means that you're trying to fetch data from a variable
 * that doesn't exist (or isn't "defined"). Looking at your code here,
 * personally, what I would do here, firstly, is check whether your $_REQUEST
 * variables are empty, and if they're not, *then* set your $action variable,
 * rather than before.
 */
if (!empty($_REQUEST['action'])) {
    $action = $_REQUEST['action'];

## phpMusselV-benchmark.php
<?php
function time_diff($a,$b) {
    $a = explode(' ', $a, 2);
    $b = explode(' ', $b, 2);
    return ($b[1] + $b[0]) - ($a[1] + $a[0]);
}

/**
 * extends the keys of $pairs to replaceable selectors
 *

## DiffTest-array_merge.php
<?php
$arr1 = array(
	'a' => 'Hello',
	'b' => 'World',
	'c' => 'Foo',
	'd' => 'Bar'
);
$arr2 = array(
	'a' => 'Fello',
	'b' => 'Borld',

## SpeedTest-array_merge.php
<?php
/**
 * Speed test for array_merge() function of PHP.
 *
 * Tested using PHP 7.0.2 (2016.02.11) for Windows 7.
 *
 * Results are consistent, suggesting that, where the possible outputs from
 * using "array_merge()" versus using the "+" operator aren't different,
 * it may be faster to use the "+" operator (note that, depending on what's
 * being merged, the outputs may sometimes differ).
	<?php
	/**
	* This Gist just demonstrates some basic ideas for converting numbers from a
	* numberic format into a word format. It's pretty simplistic (i.e., done in a
	* rush and messy as shit) and is only really intended to provide some basic
	* ideas, and of course, there'll likely be others ways to go about it, too.
	*
	* Context: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2204685680/permalink/10156073375930681/
	*
	* It will likely need to be expanded upon and adapted to suit your needs (due
	<?php
	// Test file to assist in diagnosing possible problems with user agents in CIDRAM.
	$CSS = 'style="width:600px;background-color:#ff9;border:1px solid #000"';

	echo '<html><body><h4>Test 1: Printing the standard "$_SERVER[\'HTTP_USER_AGENT\']" variable.</h4>';
	echo 'Success condition: You should see your UA printed in the box below.<br />';
	echo '<input ' . $CSS . ' type="text" value="' . $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] . '" readonly /><br /><br />';

	$TestArr = array(
	'UA' => empty($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) ? '' : $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']
	<?php
	/* If [1] Paul the Octopus can successfully predict the winners for the 2010
	* FIFA World Cup 11 out of 13 times, perhaps, just for laughs, we can give it
	* a go in PHP. ;-)
	*
	* The three next closest up-coming general elections in the world at the
	* moment, as far as I could determine via googling, seem to be in [2] Ghana
	* (7 December 2016, with John Dramani Mahama vs Nana Akufo-Addo), [3]
	* Macedonia (11 December 2016, with Nikola Gruevski vs Zoran Zaev), and [3]
	* Romania (11 December 2016, with Liviu Dragnea vs Alina Gorghiu vs Călin
	# Example information for having PHP listen to your server.

	server {
	listen 80;
	server_name localhost foo.bar.tld *.domain.tld;

	autoindex off;

	# proxy the PHP scripts to Apache listening on 127.0.0.1:80
	#
	<?php
	/**
	* "Undefined index" means that you're trying to fetch data from a variable
	* that doesn't exist (or isn't "defined"). Looking at your code here,
	* personally, what I would do here, firstly, is check whether your $_REQUEST
	* variables are empty, and if they're not, then set your $action variable,
	* rather than before.
	*/
	if (!empty($_REQUEST['action'])) {
	$action = $_REQUEST['action'];
	<?php
	function time_diff($a,$b) {
	$a = explode(' ', $a, 2);
	$b = explode(' ', $b, 2);
	return ($b[1] + $b[0]) - ($a[1] + $a[0]);
	}

	/**
	* extends the keys of $pairs to replaceable selectors
	*
	<?php
	$arr1 = array(
	'a' => 'Hello',
	'b' => 'World',
	'c' => 'Foo',
	'd' => 'Bar'
	);
	$arr2 = array(
	'a' => 'Fello',
	'b' => 'Borld',
	<?php
	/**
	* Speed test for array_merge() function of PHP.
	*
	* Tested using PHP 7.0.2 (2016.02.11) for Windows 7.
	*
	* Results are consistent, suggesting that, where the possible outputs from
	* using "array_merge()" versus using the "+" operator aren't different,
	* it may be faster to use the "+" operator (note that, depending on what's
	* being merged, the outputs may sometimes differ).