Zend tests

Hi I started to look at the test coverage of the Zend engine this week. I tried to commit a couple of small tests (see PHP6 versions below) but looks like my CVS ID doesn't let me commit to Zend/tests. Would it be possible to upgrade me so that I can commit tests to Zend/tests as well as ext/standard/tests? The tests I wanted to add were to check when class constants get initialised, I think this behaviour changed recently in PHP5 (the second test used to have output 'string(10) "const in B"'). The current behaviour looks correct and I couldn't see a test that already covers this. selfParent_001.phpt ============== --TEST-- Test when constants are initialised. See also selfParent_002.phpt. --FILE-- <?php class A {

     const myConst = "const in A";
     const myDynConst = self::myConst;   
     public static function test() {
           var_dump(self::myDynConst);
     }

} class B extends A {

     const myConst = "const in B";

     public static function test() {
           var_dump(parent::myDynConst);
     }

} A::test(); B::test(); ?> --EXPECT-- string(10) "const in A" string(10) "const in A" --UEXPECT-- unicode(10) "const in A" unicode(10) "const in A" selfParent_002.phpt ============== --TEST-- Test when constants are initialised. See also selfParent_001.phpt. --FILE-- <?php class A {

     const myConst = "const in A";
     const myDynConst = self::myConst;   
     public static function test() {
           var_dump(self::myDynConst);
     }

} class B extends A {

     const myConst = "const in B";

     public static function test() {
           var_dump(parent::myDynConst);
     }

} B::test(); A::test(); ?> --EXPECT-- string(10) "const in A" string(10) "const in A" --UEXPECT-- unicode(10) "const in A" unicode(10) "const in A" Zoe Slattery IBM