Re: What's up with pear?

Alexander Skwar schrieb: > However, there's no pear.bat created in C:\PHP. I've got a pear.bat_old > (size: 2k) and a .tmppear (size: 10k). The installer did not create a > C:\PHP4 directory. Okay, figured this out. During install, I changed point 3: "3. PHP code directory" from the default to "$prefix\PEAR". This causes the installer to NOT create a pear.bat. However, even when I leave everything set to the defaults, pear.bat does not work. When/If it's created, it contains: set PHP_BIN=@php_bin@ set BIN_DIR=@bin_dir@ set PEAR_PATH=@include_path@ Ie. @php_bin@ isn't replaced by the real values. But right now, I'm unable to get the go-pear installer to create this batch file. When it installs PEAR 1.0.1, a pear.bat is created. After the installation, the (wrong) warning message about the include_path not containing the configured directory is shown.[1] After this, the script seems to check if there's a pear.bat in the PATH and finds the one it just created. Because it found a pear.bat it moves it away to pear.bat_old. [1] That's, because on line 345 of the PEAR installer script, it does: if (!in_array($php_dir, $include_path)) { Well, $php_dir isn't in $include_path - if letter case would be important. However, we're on Windows, and thus the letter cases have to be ignored (ie. 'C:\PHP' == 'c:\php'). This could be done, by inserting these lines right before line 345: $_i = array(); foreach ($include_path as $_inc_path){ $_i[] = strtolower($_inc_path); } $include_path = $_i; unset($_i); if (!in_array(strtolower($php_dir), $include_path)) { Alexander Skwar -- How to quote: http://learn.to/quote (german) http://quote.6x.to (en) Homepage: http://www.iso-top.biz | Jabber: askwar@a-message.de iso-top.biz - Die günstige Art an Linux Distributionen zu kommen