Re: mbstring functions in 4.2.3

Hi, AFAIK, php_stat() and tsrm_virtual_cwd() related problems under multibyte win32 environment were already fixed by Rui. But the bugs are still active under some unix operating systems that accept Shift_JIS as its locale charset/encoding if you specify it, as EUC-JP is most suitable to use with php (and lots of packages out there) in general. Anyway these are not directly relevant to --mbstr-enc-trans. Excuse me if this is wrong, I'm rather new to mbstring :) Moriyoshi Koizumi "Wez Furlong" <wez@thebrainroom.com> wrote: > Hi Erica, > > Personally, I would roll my own tarball/package based on the now fixed code > in the 4.2 branch of CVS. However, as I mentioned in your original > PR, there is a bug that affects file_exists on some systems; AFAIK, > this has yet to be resolved which I why I suggested that you ask here, > and why I am mentioning it now for those on php-dev who are slightly > too busy to check the details in the PR :-) > > --Wez. > > On 09/20/02, "Erica Douglass" <erica@simpli.biz> wrote: > > I'm making a PHP package that will be distributed to potentially > > hundreds of people. I based the package off 4.2.3, since that's the > > latest version from PHP.Net. However, I have encountered a nasty bug > > with the mbstring-enc-trans extension as described here: > > http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=19518 > > > > I have a Japanese client who will be using this server, and I feel that > > this is an important extension to have, since both of my vendors' > > packages ship with it, as well. My question is: in what PHP version is > > this extension stable, or should I just abandon all hope for using this > > extension and document it as buggy? Also, are there any other extensions > > in my package that could cause conflicts? Any extensions that you feel > > are important to have that I'm missing? I want to get this right the > > first time. :) > > > > -- > PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >