From: Alex B. <en...@tu...> - 2001-07-14 01:47:02
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> You did, it ain't. Someone wanted to port a few of the "HTML-Wizard > Classes" to PEAR (like OOH-Forms, SQL_Query, etc..) but it still hasn't > happened, the SourceForge site set up to do this hasn't been touched in > since the intial import several months ago. heh >> I haven't see anyony on the list say "no, don't add it" so I'm not sure what >> this is in reply to (did I miss something?) > > Yes, people did. yep, and I read 'em. >> >>> However, make room for application frameworks for binary cloud and the like, >>> and keep those separate somehow from the core of PEAR, but at least allow >>> them in somwhow, and now you have something that many, I mean MANY people >>> would be very interested in. >> >> That I agree with. >> > > As do I, but it won't happen. Get over it. Neither phplib nor > binarycloud will make it into PEAR. Just move along and pretend this > never happened. At least, that's what I'm doing. I don't particularly much care, to be honest. I did this because I was interested in seeing the reaction, not because I'm dying to have binarycloud in pear. I do use the pear libs in bc, and I do find them useful, and I do think that there is room for frameworks in the pear model. But I'm not interested in raising a kerfluffle over it. I did that once, I think it was necessary then, but I have no interest in doing it again. >> Inclusion should not necessarily mean "endorsement" it should mean "base set >> of quality requirements met" > > Ahh.. But I get the feeling it does. yes, that ivory tower thing, :) ... it will bit them in the ass one day 8) anyway, I'm sad to see that phplib wasn't integrated, there are some great tools that I think pear could benefit from. natch! have a good one, _alex -- alex black, ceo en...@tu... the turing studio, inc. http://www.turingstudio.com vox+510.666.0074 fax+510.666.0093 |