New classes

Having spent the week mostly coding in preference to watching terrestrial TV in a hotel, I've come up with some new code that may be interesting. *** All should be considered "work in progress" *** HTTP_URL (http://phpguru.org/pear/HTTP_URL.phps) This class is intended to handle urls. Give it a url in the constructor and it will split it up into it's constituent parts for easy access. Stig mentioned on irc that it might be better named as URL, and also advised looking up this java class which looks interesting: http://hpdrc.cs.fiu.edu/sdbtools/VisualCafe/Documentation/Java/java.net.URL. html HTTP_Request (http://phpguru.org/pear/HTTP_Request.phps) This class handles making a http request via get or post, and returning the results. I envisioned it to sit underneath HTTP_POST in the great tree structured scheme of things. It also makes use of HTTP_URL. This one is far from finished. This could also make use of cURL if it's available to speed things up and make http request nice and portable. Pager_Array (http://phpguru.org/pear/Pager_Array.phps) Inspired by Tomas' DB_Pager class when I found it was specific to SQL (doh!). Give it an indexed array of "stuff" and it will page it for you. Contains a couple of handy functions to return the next/back/page number links. No idea where this could sit - I'm doubtful a Pager category is warranted. -- Richard Heyes "When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice " - Cherokee saying