Re: progress on phpDocumentor install problems

Figured out the problem with role="script" pear installs phpdoc to the PhpDocumentor subdirectory, which is not in the path (/usr/local/bin/PhpDocumentor). I've added a note to the FAQ for the next release, but it actually appears that things may be working for the first time. If we can figure out the pear upgrade problem Arnaud is experiencing that would be great Greg "Greg Beaver" <greg@chiaraquartet.net> wrote in message news:20030215052226.24747.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hi all, > > I've isolated one problem in phpDocumentor installation woes to the use of > the php copy() command. Apparently, when a 0-length file is copied, copy() > returns failure on windows! The stylesheet.css file in the default HTML > converter has 0 length (the default converter is deprecated, so I am > removing it entirely from the next pear release). So, this makes it fail. > > No idea why pear upgrade doesn't work. > > the failure to install phpdoc as role="script" is due to the fact that the > pear installer has absolutely no understanding of role="script"!!! Contrary > to advice I've been given, role="script" has no handling anywhere in > PEAR_Config, nor is it recognized, so I've changed the role of phpdoc to php > and now it will install. This will only affect the next release, of > 1.2.0rc1. > > I kludged the code in PEAR/Installer.php so that instead of using > System::mktemp('-d') it used System::mkDir(System::tmpdir().'\\test') and > this allowed me to inspect the output from Archive_Tar. The good news is > that every file is there, in perfect condition as packaged. Archive_Tar is > indeed at 1.0 :). I also closely inspected the generated package.xml, and > every file is accounted for properly with no errors in names or anything > like that. The bug that is preventing phpDocumentor install is in the code > that extracts each file individually, or in the code that parses the > package.xml and compares it to the extracted files. > > Extracted file > /tmp/tmpeYpahs/PhpDocumentor-1.2.0beta3/phpDocumentor/Converters/HTML/frames > /templates/DOM/default/templates/media/ does not have the correct file size > '' (54 expected). Archive may be corrupted. > > This error message from Arnaud is confusing to me - the error message > clearly states that the extracted "file" is not a file, but a directory > (note the trailing "/"). I wonder what that is all about. Is this a faulty > error, or is PEAR trying to say that the directory should have a file size? > > Greg > -- > phpDocumentor > http://www.phpdoc.org > >