I don’t remember ever having to wait when using this command but with 4153 php files it doesn’t sound unreasonable… It’s difficult to be any more specific though.

Hope that helps and sorry not to be able to offer any more help.

This blog post is more than 1 year old but let me ask one question. In .vimrc I have the following lines:
set path=**
set suffixesadd=.php
set wildmode=longest,list
set wildmenu
set wildignore+=tmp\*,*.swp,*.zip,*.exe,*\.settings\*,\.classpath,\.project,*.class,\.springBeans,bin\*,target\*,*.jar,*\.git\*

My project has 4153 php files. When I type command :find Request and hit key it takes few seconds to get list of found classes which have Request in their name. Do you remember if you also had to wait few seconds before results of find command were presented?

Thanks,

Marcin

thks

Cheers! 🙂


$token = sha1(uniqid(mt_rand(), true));


Is not a secure method for generating tokens, as it’s not nearly random enough (even with the “true” on it) and can be guessed / brute forced by an attacker pretty easily. You should be using something like this:


$token = bin2hex(openssl_random_pseudo_bytes(20));


Which will generate a fully random (or as near as possible) string. And as a bonus, no need to sha1 it. 🙂