As of this commit, things look (and work) a bit better. This should
fix any remaining problems with missing-entities.php and its output
files. I'm just dotting i's and crossing t's, though; Hannes did the
real work behind it :).
-- Gwynne, Daughter of the Code
"This whole world is an asylum for the incurable."
On Jan 29, 2008, at 1:08 PM, Gwynne Amaya Raskind wrote:
gwynne Tue Jan 29 18:08:08 2008 UTC
Modified files:
/phpdoc configure.php
/phpdoc/scripts file-entities.php.in missing-entities.php.in
Log:
- Normalize the capitalization and organization of the usage
messages.
- Fixed spelling of "detail".
- Yanked the cool error message into its own function.
- No longer echo shell commands while running; no point to it.
- Pretty up the XML error output a bit.
- print_xml_errors() doesn't need to return a value.
- No longer using glob() for .in files. We only need a few, so
specify them explicitly.
- Normalized status messages across all scripts we use.
- Source directory setting is now honored more completely.
- Using rm was a hack. Switched to unlink() and a specific list
of files.
- Some tiny CS fixes.
- Made a couple of error messages clearer.
- Fixed source directory handling.
On Jan 28, 2008, at 2:12 PM, Hannes Magnusson wrote:
Hi all!
As of this commit you no longer need 1GB RAM to run "php
configure.php", peaks at few mbs now.
On validation errors, by default, we only print out the raw error
message so configure.php should only take few seconds to run (even for
you Stas :P).
To get more details (i.e. filename&line causing the error) you can
pass --enable-xml-detailes to configure.php - this option however
requires "crazy" amount of RAM & CPU but is definitely worth it if you
can't figure out the error just from the message.
-Hannes
