PHP Test results
| From: | noreply@php.net | Date: | Sat, 13 Apr 2002 12:28:47 +0000 |
| Subject: | PHP Test results | ||
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array (
'user_name' => 'Rui Carmo',
'email' => 'rcarmo@accao.net',
'package' => '4.2.0-RC2',
'testcase' => '0',
'status' => 'Good',
'os' => 'Windows XP',
'sapi' => 'Apache 1.3.x DSO',
'automake' => '14',
'autoconf' => '252',
'libtool' => '140',
'bison' => '128',
'exif' => 'on',
'test' => 'Tried the new EXIF support',
'problems' => '',
'bugids' => '',
'remarks' => '
Hello there. I have been investigating the EXIF tags that Windows XP can add to files, and have
successfully identified five extra tags and their mappings to the fields on the
File|Properties...|Summary tab in Explorer (both \"simple\" and \"advanced\"
views). XP ignores the standard UserComment field, alas, so I was forced to look into this.
(For those not using XP to manage their photos, Explorer allows you to view
most EXIF data within the File|Properties... dialog, and even add some EXIF fields as columns in
Detail view)
Since I don\'t have CVS access, or even a PHP development environment that would allow me to do
the necessary changes myself, I am posting this here in hope that someone will add this to the
upcoming 4.2.0 release.
I suggest the following entries for the TagTable:
static const struct {
unsigned short Tag;
char *Desc;
} TagTable[] = {
{ 0x00FE, \"NewSubFile\"},
{ 0x00FF, \"SubFile\"},
...
{ 0x9c9b, \"Title\" }, // Win XP specific, Unicode
{ 0x9c9c, \"Comments\" }, // Win XP specific, Unicode
{ 0x9c9d, \"Author\" }, // Win XP specific, Unicode
{ 0x9c9e, \"Keywords\" }, // Win XP specific, Unicode
{ 0x9c9f, \"Subject\" }, // Win XP specific, Unicode, not to be confused with
SubjectDistance and SubjectLocation',
)