> Wouldn't it be preferable for the function to be there and report the reason
> it doesn't work, ie "this function only works when using the bundled GD
> library"?
No, because then people can't write portable code that checks using
function_exists()
-Rasmus
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On Thu, 22 Aug 2002 08:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Tim Toohey wrote:
> > Any thoughts? Should I go ahead and commit this? I've never committed to
> > PHP before so go easy on me :-). I've been using essentially the same
> > code on a PHP-4.1.0 installation for a while now a
I've looked at these before and they look ok to me. That was the point of
bringing libgd inhouse. Of course, we will have to carefully document the
fact that some GD functions are only available with the bundled version of
libgd. I can live with that hassle in exchange for bug fixes and added
f
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Tim Toohey wrote:
> Any thoughts? Should I go ahead and commit this? I've never committed to PHP
> before so go easy on me :-). I've been using essentially the same code on a
> PHP-4.1.0 installation for a while now and I believe it works OK.
Looking at your patch I see: