Re: [PHP4BETA] cvs: /php4/ext/gd gd.c

Jouni Ahto wrote: > > On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Egon Schmid wrote: > > > eschmid Wed Nov 24 17:05:19 1999 EDT > > > > Modified files: > > /php4/ext/gd gd.c > > Log: > > I'm dreaming that someone else can format this when he/she is looking at it. > > Ehm..., what's exactly wrong with it? Seems to be the way it's done > nowadays. Although I've been quite inactive for a while. But maybe I too > am just dreaming. Beer !empty. Perhaps I don't finish porting > libt1-support from PHP3 tonight either. It was something wrong with the identation and with the prototypes in PHP 4. You will get an idea, wenn you look at the end of the checkdoc output: PHP3: 1137 of 1398 functions documented (81% done, 19% remaining). PHP4: 1137 of 1235 functions documented (92% done, 8% remaining). Then I realised today, there are no docs and no prototypes for gettext. I have read and printed the gnu.org manual (which Sascha mentioned), but I have no idea to make some docus with it. Besides that, I could not install the latest version from last year. The version from 1995 installed IMHO very clean. Without looking into the docs I'm sure interbase is not documented. Have you seen all user contributed notes at http://www.php.net/manual/admin-notes.php3. More than 1000! > BTW, did all cvsusers got the prospectus from VA Linux? And what do you > think, could it help me stopping to do 16-hour workdays 7 days a week and > finally concentrate for a little while to code something use- and > meaningful, like PHP4? Or perhaps sleep and wash myself, the dishes and > that heap of dirty clothes in the corner... I have gotten the prospectus also and I don't know if it is worth to sign. Germans have to wait to sign because of some legal issues. My days are also very long and I have to play the porter (caretaker, Am. janitor) and I'm playing with my clarinet since 13 years with the Concert Band of the University of Hohenheim (Stuttgart). Jouni look at: http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3827255244/thephpdevelopmte/028-5966460-4393640 That silly people at Amazon.de don't adjust the sales rang counter every half hour. The last two days that book was within the top 100. -Egon