I thought I'd help out with some of the mp2 documentation, and
as part of that effort, I thought I'd try to write some tests.
The idea being that it'd be a nice if the documentation reflected
how the code actually worked. :-)
So I thought I'd try writing my first test script and adding it
to mp2
Lyle Brooks wrote:
I thought I'd help out with some of the mp2 documentation, and
as part of that effort, I thought I'd try to write some tests.
That's a very helpful thing to do. We need many more tests.
The idea being that it'd be a nice if the documentation reflected
how the code actually w
Stas Bekman wrote:
Lyle Brooks wrote:
What section of code is doing this operation? I looked around but it
wasn't immediately obvious to me.
[...]
The code that generates it is easy to find, look at the caller trace in
one of the .t files that were autogenerated. e.g. t/api/request_rec.t
t
Any filter must always send something down-stream, this something should
be at least an empty bucket brigade.
If the input filter doesn't send anything down the stream, apache asserts:
[Thu Jan 16 15:49:56 2003] [crit] [Thu Jan 16 15:49:56 2003] file
http_protocol.c, line 1915, assertion "!(((&
[cross-posting dev/users list, since I'm not sure whether all those who
can give a useful input are on the dev list]
I've implemented a few filtering APIs recently. Rather than prototyping in
Perl I've decided to go with C from the very beginning since most of the
code was there already thanks
