Re: Re: New Package Proposal: File_Ogg
| From: | David Grant | Date: | Thu, 28 Aug 2003 22:15:04 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: New Package Proposal: File_Ogg | ||
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On Thursday 28 August 2003 22:45, Greg Beaver wrote:
> in Vorbis.php, the constants should be named OGG_VORBIS_*, to reflect
> the Ogg-ness of Ogg_Vorbis. (It is not a separate top-level package
> named Vorbis)
OK, this has been changed.
> Otherwise, my cursory look says this is well-documented code. You will
> probably benefit from subpackages when they get worked out, which is
> happening right now.
I've looked briefly at the thread, and it does look like a good idea. I'll
update the package definition to reflect this concept when it is approved.
> I have a conditional +1: commit to cvs, but don't do an initial release
> without really great docs at pear.php.net (don't use existing docs as a
> model :). I'm willing to be a doc beta-tester, as someone who knows
> nothing about Ogg_Vorbis, but a bit about documentation. My initial
> impression of Ogg_Vorbis is that it is an interesting technology, but
> since nobody uses it yet, this is a problem. As a professional musician
> myself, I'd like to see a short summary of the problem that Ogg solves
> (just excerpt something from http://www.xiph.org/about.html and
> link to
> it) in the introduction to the docs.
I like the idea. Do you have any documentation on which I might base the
documentation for this package?
Cheers,
-D.
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