This class can Convert between XML files and arrays or strings. It can parse a XML file into a DOM document object, so it can be returned as an array or displayed using a XSL stylesheet. The parsed XML document can also be manipulated to add, change or remove nodes.

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The PHP development team is proud to announce the second release candidate of PHP 5.4. PHP 5.4 includes new language features and removes several legacy (deprecated) behaviours. Windows binaries can be downloaded from the Windows QA site

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PHP 5.4 RC2 released

This class can extract actions defined by URL patterns.

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Router Class

This class can scramble and unscramble numbers as strings. It can take a number to scramble and returns an string with letter and digits. The class can also do the opposite, i.e

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SmaCrypto

This package can parse and generate vCard and iCalendar files. This is an enhanced version of another package originally written by Andreas Haberstroh

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IMC Objects 2

This class can manage the creation of objects by class name.

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ObjectManager

This package is a framework that implements the MVC design pattern using Smarty to render the views. It provides several common Web application development components, such as controller and model abstract classes, a locale text retrieval class for internationalization, and a request dispatching class. The views are rendered using the Smarty engine library which comes built-in this package.

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smart MVC

Welcome to the first release candidate for phpMyAdmin 3.4.8, a bugfix release with minor security corrections.

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phpMyAdmin 3.4.8-rc1 is released

This class can parse and validate XML documents. It can parse a XML file and extract its structure into an array. The class can also validate a XML document against a XML schema definition.

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XML Tools

This class can generate a text that looks like a given image. It traverses the pixels of a given image and converts the color values of each region to a character text, so when you look at the sequence of converted characters it looks like the original image. The result text can optionally be outputted formatted as HTML and be displayed in color.

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ASCII art generator for PHP