Hi Tex On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 10:03 AM, Tex Texin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Pierre, Marcus, et al. > > 1) The project started a year or so ago.
So for a whole year none of you (not even the Zend employees that should know better) thought that there maight be a coding standard that you should follow? Both for the extension itself and everything it exposes to the user. > The manual documentation was announced by Stas for review to this list as > well on Dec 4. And the changes requested by us still haven't been made. > So there has been opportunity for input on the specs and the project is > above board. No one is "deciding anything about PHP". Few people want this extension to be moved to core, which means: every decision about this extension is "deciding anything about PHP". > 2) I cannot fathom why you say that minds cannot be changed. Questions were > asked and answered. The discussion is ongoing. Where is the problem? This thread originated on [EMAIL PROTECTED] That is a big fat problem. Why didn't you use [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 4) One more note: As the specs and beta have been out for months, we thought > we were near done. Also, some of the people that worked on this have to move > on to other tasks. We also have a need for the intl extension and so would > like to see at least a first version become available. > > Considering the above, please don't interpret responses that propose to put > in the next version what some might consider to be enhancements, as anything > other than we have run out of time and man/woman power, but need and can use > what is there today. So what you are saying is everyone working on the extension are simply waiting for the 1.0.0-stable release before they move on and will never look back? Thats awesome and the most important reason why this extension cannot go into core. -Hannes -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
