From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-12 14:18:00
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> Can anyone point me at projects similar to phpMyEdit and tell me why I > should be using phpMyEdit and not anything else? I do not know a lot about similar projects, even in other than PHP programming language. Maybe the phpLens, but AFAIK this is commercial (maybe also free, I do not know) product with different approach than phpMyEdit. See http://phplens.com/ for more info. > There doesn't seem to be a lot of traffic on this mailing list? Why isn't > this project far more popular if it does what it is supposed to do? I do not think that this project is not so popular. My 5.2 release download stats say something else. Problem is, that this project had no activity since February 2002. I have couple of patches prepared and in August 2002 I became the project maintainer. Since that time I'm only fixing hot issues, so there was no such time for better PR or propagation yet. > Does phpMyEdit cope with complicated data types, enumerated data types > such as reference datatypes? Sorry, can you be more descriptive? I do not understand this. However, phpMyEdit can properly handle 'set' & 'enum' datatypes and do simple 1:N table lookups. M:N table lookup are on the long term. > Can I easily edit the code which phpMyEdit generates and still have those > changes if I need to change the database schema? Yes. You can even write loader code from scratch without setup code generator usage. I'm doing it this way. > Open Source Software Companies please register here > http://www.OWAL.co.uk/oss_support/ Is NGO supporting OSS also coonsidered as "Open Source Software Company"? If so, why it should register there? =Nepto= -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |