Re: Mass-renamings of doc-files

On 16 Mar 2004 at 17:14, Mehdi Achour wrote: > Stefan Neufeind wrote: > > >Well, I don't know if it's just me. But I don't think that what didou > >is currently doing is a good idea (not meant personally). All > >revisions of the files get completely lost, which makes translations > >again much more work. Imho not a wise solution. > > > erm, should have speacked before.. I know, my bad. > I'll stop for now, tell me how should we do to keep the > log entries. A possiblity would have been a list of file-renamings. In a different connection Martin suggested some time ago to create a list of old and new filenames so that they can be mass-renamed by a person with sufficient rights. > (btw, IMHO anyone with root access in the server will be able to > reinject the old history into new files) They still remain on the server? I didn't know. But maybe we can fix it that way for the files you already uploaded anew. Possibly Martin knows more (CCed in this email). > >And didou, do you intend to rename all auto-generated files by > >phpDocumentor as well? Afaik all files are generated with underscores > >usually. > > > didn't greg told us that this will be fixed ? Fixed? You mean it's was a bug and all files should now be named with a minus? Can't remember - but you might be right. Guss I generated the docs for Image_Graph with the latest phpDocumentor that was available at that time, but it still generated some files with underscores (because that was the name of the class). http://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/peardoc/en/package/images/image- graph/image-graph?login=2 If it was "fixed", maybe Greg fixed it in his CVS? > >Sorry for not speaking up before - that's not what I read from your > >email to the list and I don't know if it is what Martin expected when > >he wrote "Sounds like no problem for me". > > > > http://news.php.net/article.php?group=php.pear.doc&article=2992 > > he wrote something else... First he wrote that it doesn't sound like a problem and later told you to go ahead, yes. I wonder if he had though about losing the version history (and the problems arising from this for translators). > look, for now I'll stop my commits I'd like to wait for Martin's (and maybe Greg's) reaction to the topic and how we should do it. Again, didou, I didn't mean it personally. Just read your email a bit different ... Thank you for your work - and sorry from my side Stefan