cvs: pear /Log package.xml
| From: | Jon Parise | Date: | Mon, 01 May 2006 01:00:52 +0000 |
| Subject: | cvs: pear /Log package.xml | ||
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jon Mon May 1 01:00:52 2006 UTC
Modified files:
/pear/Log package.xml
Log:
Removing duplicate entries.
http://cvs.php.net/viewcvs.cgi/pear/Log/package.xml?r1=1.106&r2=1.107&diff_format=u Index: pear/Log/package.xml diff -u pear/Log/package.xml:1.106 pear/Log/package.xml:1.107 --- pear/Log/package.xml:1.106 Sun Apr 30 22:00:45 2006 +++ pear/Log/package.xml Mon May 1 01:00:52 2006 @@ -97,70 +97,6 @@ </notes> </release> <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> <version>1.9.4</version> <date>2006-04-24</date> <license>PHP License</license> @@ -175,170 +111,6 @@ </notes> </release> <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-20</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-20</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-03-01</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) - </notes> - </release> - <release> <version>1.9.3</version> <date>2005-12-04</date> <license>PHP License</license>
http://cvs.php.net/viewcvs.cgi/pear/Log/package.xml?r1=1.106&r2=1.107&diff_format=u Index: pear/Log/package.xml diff -u pear/Log/package.xml:1.106 pear/Log/package.xml:1.107 --- pear/Log/package.xml:1.106 Sun Apr 30 22:00:45 2006 +++ pear/Log/package.xml Mon May 1 01:00:52 2006 @@ -97,70 +97,6 @@ </notes> </release> <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.5</version> - <date>2006-04-30</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>Correcting the sqlite dependency. It is now optional. (Bug 7523) - </notes> - </release> - <release> <version>1.9.4</version> <date>2006-04-24</date> <license>PHP License</license> @@ -175,170 +111,6 @@ </notes> </release> <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-24</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. -Settled on the PHP4-style "return object by reference" notation for good, even though it results in a E_STRICT warning under PHP5. (Bug 6689) - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-20</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-04-20</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) -Added MIN() and MAX() functions for calculating the minimum and maximum log masks based on a given priority. MAX() superceeds the existing UPTO() function, which is now deprecated. - </notes> - </release> - <release> - <version>1.9.4</version> - <date>2006-03-01</date> - <license>PHP License</license> - <state>stable</state> - <notes>If a 'DB' class already exists, the SQL handler won't attempt to require DB.php. (Bug 6214) -When creating the Log instance in factory(), return a proper reference to the object. (Bug 5261) -When preparing the MDB2 statement, mark it as MDB2_PREPARE_MANIP. (Bug 6323) -If the desired Log class already exists (because the caller has supplied it from some custom location), simply instantiate and return a new instance. (Mads Danquah) -The observer's factory method now provides more robust file location logic. (Bug 6831) - </notes> - </release> - <release> <version>1.9.3</version> <date>2005-12-04</date> <license>PHP License</license>