Hi all,
a while ago, Sourceforge began offering Subversion for version
control, in addition to CVS. They offer an option for older
projects to migrate their repositories from CVS to Subversion
in-place.
Should we do this for the CGIP repository?
Regards,
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section.
Terrence: would you please `chmod -R g+w *` the web site? You
have created a directory and a bunch of files that I can’t do
anything with because they only have owner write permission.
Regards,
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* Terrence Brannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-09-09 21:05]:
I think the resource id should be a reference to an anonymous
array
[ 283188, 43 ]
Then split the string into an array and save it in a slot in
`app_enter`?
It might be a good thing if this were the default behaviour, but
I have no
* Terrence Brannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-09-03 01:40]:
A. Pagaltzis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS.: merlyn, your mailer is misconfigured. Itâs
sending UTF-8,
Aristotle, what sort of control characters are in your mail?
There aren’t any control characters. It’s perfectly good
* Randal L. Schwartz merlyn@stonehenge.com [2005-08-15 19:50]:
Ewww. I'd never use code like that.
At the HTTP level, it is cleaner design. Nobody on the other side
of the app interface will care whether it requires uglier
scaffolding under the hood, nor should they. Thus, neither do I.
Yeah,
* Randal L. Schwartz merlyn@stonehenge.com [2005-08-11 08:35]:
My phrasing is biased toward TT (Randal's favorite), but any
templator can be chosen insteasd.
Okay then; I twiddled it to closely match that phrasing.
Note that I’ve made the file group-writable, so whoever of you
guys wants to
agree with my
assessment that the state-to-class mapper can be reused by state
deductors, but vice versa does not work so well?
I used ::Simple for the mapper in ::Hidden which ::PathInfo would
reuse, but I’m not wedded to that name at all.
Regards,
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