Re: HTTP class

> >I don't know if HTTP_Post got commited yet, Martin Jansen said he would do > >it. > It's already commited. Fine. > >I already have a new version and it is available at the same URL, > You can sign up for your CVS account and do the work yourself. I'll do that, thanks. Can someone point me to the sign up mechanism? > BTW: Did you ever think of incorporating your work with Snoopy? Yes, but what would that mean? Me "stealing" a bunch of functionality Snoopy has and HTTP_Post does not. I really like Snoopy the way it is, and I like HTTP_Post the way it is because they differ in concept. Snoopy is something like Smarty in the template world, whereas HTTP_Post is more like phemplate or phplib templates. Each serves its purpose. If I need all of Snoopy functionality I will use it, but if I have speed considerations (like my current project) I will use HTTP_Post because it is 3x smaller in code. They can live together :) Cheers Roko