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From: Ulf E. <ulf...@fa...> - 2005-05-31 19:02:06
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* Benjamin Curtis [2005-05-31 02:12]: > Yeah, I can take a look at it. To be perfectly honest, though, my > installation has been running just fine with PHP 5.0.3 and MySQL 4.1 > with the antiquated PEAR code. :) So, I won't see any change, even with > an upgrade to the PEAR stuff. Hey! Since when are you running php5 and mysql 4.1? And how come you didn't tell me that things already worked before I start to hunt for possible problems ;-) Anyway, I think you are using your system wide Pear install since there doesn't seem to be any PEAR_PATH in use for the Spreadsheet. * Benjamin Curtis [2005-05-31 02:13]: > You know, maybe we should just ditch the included PEAR code and depend > on it being available on the system. It would make life easier for us, > at the expense of some users who don't have PEAR and can't easily > install it. That's perfectly okay with me. With instructions on where to download it and how to install it localy (by repeating the PEAR_PATH trick for people who cannot install it globaly) that wouldn't a problem. Now, with php5 and mysql 4.1 working, (untested) updates for postgres and oracle in cvs, and logging of the install and update progress in cvs; How about bundling a new cvs "snapshot" and ask people to test things? I doubt a lot of people pull code from cvs to test.. Do you have ToDo list for the release? I'll see how much of my feature patches I can include (priorities in a table, (re)editable queries, bookmarks, and so on), but maybe you prefer help in some other area first? I see that the documentation is a bit behind, for instance. |