my provider doesn't support PHP5. It seems that i18n 1.061 is the latest release for PHP4. So I can only use version 1.061. Should I expect problems if I upgrade to version 2.002 later? (i.e. changed class interfaces in i18n)
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version 2.x is for php5 only and since php5 is fare from being fished, those classes aren't ready for production anyway and there won't be a phpdoc-documentation until phpdoc for php5 comes out.
the latest 1.x version is for php 4.3.x (maybe works with older 4.x versions too; haven't tried it). since a couple of the interface functions and ini files have changed in version 2.x, an upgrade to php5 won't be easy i guess, but version 1.x seems to work under php5 too. new features are only added to the 2.x classes, bugfixes are added to all versions if necessary.
and if you want to upgrade your scripts to make use of all the new php5 features there isn't any other option than rewriting your code anyway.
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my provider doesn't support PHP5. It seems that i18n 1.061 is the latest release for PHP4. So I can only use version 1.061. Should I expect problems if I upgrade to version 2.002 later? (i.e. changed class interfaces in i18n)
version 2.x is for php5 only and since php5 is fare from being fished, those classes aren't ready for production anyway and there won't be a phpdoc-documentation until phpdoc for php5 comes out.
the latest 1.x version is for php 4.3.x (maybe works with older 4.x versions too; haven't tried it). since a couple of the interface functions and ini files have changed in version 2.x, an upgrade to php5 won't be easy i guess, but version 1.x seems to work under php5 too. new features are only added to the 2.x classes, bugfixes are added to all versions if necessary.
and if you want to upgrade your scripts to make use of all the new php5 features there isn't any other option than rewriting your code anyway.