Re: new class proposal: HTML_BbCodeParser (was HTML_Parser_SimpleTags)
| From: | Richard Heyes | Date: | Fri, 13 Dec 2002 23:37:01 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: new class proposal: HTML_BbCodeParser (was HTML_Parser_SimpleTags) | ||
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> I posted this before
> (news://news.php.net:119/20021208143328.47408.qmail@pb1.pair.com), but I
> got only 2 reactions back then, both positive though.
>
> I would really appreciate it if some people could take a look at my
> code, and check it against PEAR coding standards, implementation of
> configuration, etc. I'm hoping on enough +1's to commit to cvs and
> eventually release it as a package. I've got a pear.php.net account, but
> I'm still waiting on approval of my cvs.php.net account (requested it
> about 10 days ago).
> Since this is my first attempt at a real PEAR contribution, I think
> feedback is important, so please, look at my code, and share your
> opinion. The code is well documented, and examples on usage are in there
> too. A collection of supported code tags is on the website. So come on
> people, stress test my 16 kb/s upload link ;-).
>
> Working example: http://sjr.dyndns.org/parser/parser.php
> Source: http://sjr.dyndns.org/parser/HTML_BbCodeParser.tgz
>
> I'm not sure yet of the name, but I think this is a pretty good one
> (BbTagParser is also possible). For those of you who don't know, BB
> stands for Bulletin Board.
>
> Any pointers regarding the code, and the action to be taken to commit
> and release are appreciated.
Might help if you put the source online in .phps format (programmers ===
lazy :). Oh and acronyms should be capitalised, so:
HTML_BBCodeParser
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Richard Heyes
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