[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David N. Welton) writes:
> I switched most of the code over to libapreq today, which is
> advantageous in that it gets us a standard set of functions that are
> used by other projects as well.
> I will commit to CVS tommorow.
> It means changing the headers setcookie command, and the file upload
> semantics.
Ok, I made the commit. Changes are in CVS.
Briefly, the new variables for uploads are:
The name of the file as it was uploaded
Tcl_NewStringObj("::request::UPLOAD", -1),
Tcl_NewStringObj("filename", -1),
The variable name in the form.
Tcl_NewStringObj("::request::UPLOAD", -1),
Tcl_NewStringObj("name", -1),
The size of the file.
Tcl_NewStringObj("::request::UPLOAD", -1),
Tcl_NewStringObj("size", -1),
Type of the file (may not exist)
Tcl_NewStringObj("::request::UPLOAD", -1),
Tcl_NewStringObj("type", -1),
An open channel pointing to the file.
Tcl_NewStringObj("::request::UPLOAD", -1),
Tcl_NewStringObj("channelname", -1),
This last one is the big change. I am not entirely pleased with it,
but I have commit access to the libapreq sources, so I hope to fix it
soon. I want to restore the ability to upload to a Tcl variable.
headers setcookie now works like this:
"headers setcookie -name cookie-name -value cookie-value ?-expires expires? ?-domain
domain? ?-path path? ?-secure on/off?");
Someone actually suggested this a while ago, so I hope that people are
happy with it:-)
Sorry for any pain this causes, but I think in the long run it will be
a big benefit: we have code that is used by multiple projects and has
a variety of people working on it, hopefully making it quite solid,
secure and functional.
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David N. Welton
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