[Patch] PEAR::HTTP (Update + Files)

Hi, This is an update on my previous post. Hopefully, this one will also have the diff file. A "couple" of things for PEAR::HTTP module: * New HTTP::absoluteURI() method to resolve relative URLs. * HTTP::absoluteURI() takes into account HTTP_HOST and PATH_INFO. * HTTP::absoluteURL() aliases HTTP::absoluteURI() for some people are more aware of the "URL" acronym. * HTTP::absoluteURI() allows to switching protocol. For instance switching from HTTP to HTTPS on the same host using relative URLs. Extremely useful feature. * New implementation of HTTP::negotiateLanguage(). Code is about twice as fast and provides more features (see below) * HTTP::negotiateLanguage() can now accept list of language codes as values of array. Backward compatible with language codes as indexes (was very awkward to use.) * HTTP::negotiateLanguage() can now match "fr-CA" sent to browser to "fr" supported languages. Default is to not do that to be backward compatible with current version of the package. * HTTP::negotiateLanguage() can now do case sensitive matches, which has the positive effect of keeping the cases in $supported.. Default is to not do that to be backward compatible with current version of the package. * Fixed a typo in HTTP::head() "raiseError" message (bug #1039). * Changed some " quotes to ' quotes to speed PHP parsing, * HTTP::head() can now take a timeout parameter. Default = 10 (seconds) * HTTP::head() raises an error when called on URLs other than http:://. * HTTP::Date() can now be called without parameter (current time is used) or with a string date (i.e. for strtotime()). * Backward compatibility with older PHP versions that don't support $_SERVER * HTTP::redirect() now raise a PEAR::Error (under PHP > 4.3.0) when HTTP headers are already sent. * Fixed a bug in HTTP::redirect() and default port numbers. Redirection to HTTPS running on port 80 or HTTP running on port 443 wouldn't add the port for relative URLs (bug #1040.) Examples of use of the new absoluteURI: Assume the file test.php is called from http://www.example.net/php/test.php/some/extra/info?query=yes <?php require_once('HTTP.php'); echo HTTP::absoluteURI('sub/folder/there.php'); echo HTTP::absoluteURI('test.php', 'https'); echo HTTP::absoluteURI('../index.php', '', 8080); echo HTTP::absoluteURI('/download.tgz', 'ftp', '21'); ?> Result: http://www.example.net/php/sub/folder/there.php https://www.example.net/php/test.php http://www.example.net:8080/index.php ftp://www.example.net/download.tgz Thanks, -Philippe http://www.11abacus.com/