RE: [PEAR] Basic install problem
| From: | LIMBOURG Arnaud | Date: | Mon, 26 Aug 2002 16:45:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PEAR] Basic install problem | ||
| Groups: | php.pear.general | ||
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You have to use the pear installer which will do all the work for you ;))
> Thanks for the help, Pierre-Alain.
>
> I tweaked my include path, and pear's now working, but I'm
> left wih the
> impression that the documentation could use some work!
>
> Unless there's some neat trick to using pear without include/require
> commands, most of the docs examples won't work. For example, I wanted
> to try out the Mail_RFC822 class. If I just copy the examples from the
> docs here:
>
> http://pear.php.net/manual/en/core.mail.rfc822.php
>
> They won't work because they can't find the Mail classes. So I added:
>
> require("Mail.php");
>
> But that doesn't help, even though Mail_RFC822 is a part of the mail
> package. So after some rummaging through the code in Mail.php, I found
> references to the RFC822 class, so I amended my require to:
>
> require("Mail/RFC822.php");
>
> and I'm glad to report that it now works. This doesn't seem to be
> documented anywhere, even though it's completely fundamental to having
> pretty much anything in pear actually work. Does this pattern apply to
> the whole of pear?
>
> Can I request that any examples include the necessary include commands
> to make them work without such tweaking? Also, how can I contribute to
> documentation?
>
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