Re: Fwd: [PEAR] Some tweaks to DB_DataObject

From: Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:56:12 +0000
Subject: Re: Fwd: [PEAR] Some tweaks to DB_DataObject
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No thats plenty info for me, I just need to work out the proccesses for doing so. Sorry guys, I've just had to jump and do them, while working on the projects and yes fast rate because I need to port one app to my newer code in a php5 envrionment then also model a smilar app off this next week, hence if I have run into troubles I've had to hack away at it :) May I ask where is the future for the DataObject going, it will be DBDO with similar methods ? Will DBDO also incorporate PDO ? I tried to get PDO going on osx (I know i know non standard) this arvo it didnt want to load :) On 22/04/2005, at 11:45 PM, Lukas Smith wrote:
pear@electroteque.org wrote:
fixed that your diff would removed. b) try and make one change at a time, and make a diff for it.
Sorry please dont tell me to RTFM, i am not good with diffing or merging, thanks for showing me how to diff from cvs, but how to i merge into my current version ? I use eclipse, it has some merge features ?
basically the idea here is that you take the changes from your current diff. and then apply the changes to make each single feature/change you have separately to the current CVS version. You then safe the new diff in a separate file for each single feature/change. This will enable Alan to quickly go through your diffs so that he can look on a case by case basis at the implications of the diff to decide if it should be included or not. The problem is that you keep adding new changes at a fast rate that is hard to follow. As in was this change necessary for this or for that feature? I know this is going to be alot of work for you now. But its really a good habit to learn and is the only manageable way for people to look at your changes that only you know intimately. regards, Lukas


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