IMAP patches

Hi. I've got an updated version of my imap patch. It is attached to this message, gzipped for minimum size. (It's small, but I'm paranoid after the little fiasco on the main list). This patch adds several things. I've tried to follow the coding standards in all of this. 1. What the patch in the bug database does: allow the DRAFT flag to be checked for wherever other flags are available (imap_header(), etc). 2. imap_getmailboxes(). This function returns the mailbox list as a list of objects. Each object has a name property, an attributes property, and a delimiter property. This allows discovery of different levels of folder hierarchy, determination of whether or not a folder can have folders inside it, and handling of servers that use different hierarchy delimiters for different namespaces. 3. An SA_ALL constant that can be passed to imap_status to get an object with all of the various status members defined, without having to do a 5-member | in the php script. The only bug that I'm aware of is in imap_getmailboxes(). I get the following message in my apache error log whenever it is called: [Sun Jun 20 17:26:35 1999] [error] Possible PHP3 memory leak detected (harmless): 20 bytes from php3_hash.c:111 [Sun Jun 20 17:26:35 1999] [error] Possible PHP3 memory leak detected (harmless): 44 bytes from internal_functions.c:269 I know it says harmless, but I'd like to track it down nonetheless. If someone could tell me where this is happening, or suggest a way to find out what part of my code it's in, I'd be grateful. I can seperate these into individual patches if that would let 1 and 3 go into 3.0.10, if 2 isn't ready. Also, who is currently maintaining the IMAP code? I'm probably going to need to add some more functions in the future - imap_search(), etc. Thanks, -chuck -- Charles Hagenbuch, <chagenbu@wso.williams.edu>