runs on platforms with GNU tar installed
* the "pear" script now requires a command parameter (similar to cvs),
for example "pear package Cache.xml"
* broke PEAR_Installer :-)
This patch has at least the following deficiences:
- the CGI is built using objects from another SAPI module.
This usually results in unsatisfied symbol references.
- the CGI makefile is not created properly
- building CGI cannot be disabled
* replaced --disable-pear with --with-pear=DIR (or --without-pear),
is backwards compatible
* use --datadir, --libdir and --sysconfdir configure options to determine
where PEAR files, shared extensions and php.ini goes
* simplified the extension version directory name
I'm not sure how to use the package.dtd to document packages and if at all the Cache can be it's own package, but one has to start with it... Sterling, Stig can you give me a hint?
* better handling of $rownum param in fetchInto()
* changed property numrows[] to num_rows[]
DB.php
* $rowmun in fetch* now defaults to NULL
mysql.php
* added default $fetchmode to ordered
* removed extra checks in connect()
* fetchrow() now uses fetchInto()
* added the "fetch absolute row numbers" feature to fetchInto()
(not tested)
ifx.php
* better handling of $rownum param in fetchInto()
* connect() always use pg_connect string instead of the deprecated params
mode
* removed duplicated functions prepare() and execute() (now in common.php)
* pgsqlRaiseError() always fills native error param on DB_error objs
* added third param $rownum to fetchInto() so users can fetch also absolute
row numbers
* changed fetchRow() to use fetchInto() (can not erase, still used in get*()
from common.php
DB.php
* added third param $rownum to fetchInto()/fetchRow() so users can fetch
also absolute row numbers
* changed fetchRow() to use fetchInto()
errorNative() pass now (but that may be a bug in the test :-)
* implemented numRows() emulation in DB_oci8 that is available
in "optimize portability" mode only
of executing commands (directly using the backtick operator,
as a background task after the script has terminated using
register_shutdown_function() or as a detached process using nohup).
