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alex black | 1 Jul 2002 09:07

Re: EditEntity

> Yep.. and will fix it.  The document.form.element name is hardcoded in
> the javascript, which obviously is wrong.
> I took a look at it not long ago, and noticed many of the widgets use
> 'document.getElementsByName()'.

I'll have a look at context tomorrow if I don't drown in email.

Anyway it should be possible to geta reference to an element with a switcher
I wrote a while ago that seems to work well.

> This does not work in NN4.  I'd hate to have to leave NN4 in the dust,
> others' thoughts on this?

Yes, NN4 stays unfortunately :P :)

_a
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Gerry Kirk | 1 Jul 2002 10:59

Helping out with development

Hello,

My name is Gerry Kirk. I'm working for an NGO in Bangladesh. I plan to use
bc very soon to develop an advanced information management system for work
that we do with other NGOs and beneficiaries.

As such, I am willing, have the interest and have time to help out with the
development of bc. What I don't have is an Internet connection - only
email. From time to time, I can get on the Internet, but only when I am in
the capital city.

I have experience developing some small PHP apps, and have gone through the
rc2 specs, published on the binarycloud site. I haven't played with bc at
all since last fall, and I am sure it has changed a lot. I can get someone
to download the latest CVS for me and email it, which shouldn't be too
large, right?

I would check out the RFCs on the Internet if I could. If you do feel I can
play a role in development, I would have to email someone the changes I
have made, and have someone send me CVS updates. Would that be possible?

Regards,
Gerry

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Andreas Aderhold | 1 Jul 2002 14:39

Value of PHP_OS constant

Hi all,

what does

  print(PHP_OS);

return on your system? I'm especially interesed in the outputs of non-linux 
systems. So far i found

Win2k => WINNT
Rh7.3  => Linux

If you find the time i'd appreciate if you could check  that and post the 
results because I did not find a list of waht this constant returns on 
which system :(

.andi
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Kramer, Casey W | 1 Jul 2002 15:08
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RE: Value of PHP_OS constant

Windows NT 4.0 SP6 => WINNT

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andreas Aderhold [mailto:a.aderhold@...]
> Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 7:39 AM
> To: Binarycloud Development List
> Subject: [binarycloud-dev] Value of PHP_OS constant
> 
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> what does
> 
>   print(PHP_OS);
> 
> return on your system? I'm especially interesed in the 
> outputs of non-linux 
> systems. So far i found
> 
> Win2k => WINNT
> Rh7.3  => Linux
> 
> If you find the time i'd appreciate if you could check  that 
> and post the 
> results because I did not find a list of waht this constant 
> returns on 
> which system :(
> 
> 
>
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Pascal Van Hecke | 1 Jul 2002 17:30
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Re: Value of PHP_OS constant

> what does
> 
>   print(PHP_OS);
> 
> return on your system? I'm especially interesed in
> the outputs of non-linux 
> systems. So far i found
> 
> Win2k => WINNT
> Rh7.3  => Linux

Win Millennium : WIN32 

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Peter Bowyer | 1 Jul 2002 18:19
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Re: Value of PHP_OS constant

At 14:39 01/07/02 +0200, Andreas Aderhold wrote:
>what does
>         print(PHP_OS);
>return on your system?

WIN32 on Windows 98SE

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Jason Hines | 1 Jul 2002 18:23

Re: EditEntity

alex black wrote:
> > Yep.. and will fix it.  The document.form.element name is hardcoded in
> > the javascript, which obviously is wrong.
> > I took a look at it not long ago, and noticed many of the widgets use
> > 'document.getElementsByName()'.
> 
> I'll have a look at context tomorrow if I don't drown in email.
> 
> Anyway it should be possible to geta reference to an element with a switcher
> I wrote a while ago that seems to work well.

Ooh.  Switcher sounds good.  If you can paste that code, I'll implement.

jason
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Matt Rohrer | 1 Jul 2002 18:34

Re: Value of PHP_OS constant

On Mon, Jul 01, 2002 at 02:39:04PM +0200, Andreas Aderhold wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> what does
> 
>  print(PHP_OS);
> 
> return on your system? I'm especially interesed in the outputs of non-linux 
> systems. So far i found
> 
> Win2k => WINNT
> Rh7.3  => Linux
> 
> If you find the time i'd appreciate if you could check  that and post the 
> results because I did not find a list of waht this constant returns on 
> which system :(

FreeBSD 4.5p7 => FreeBSD 

i'm sure it's doing some variant of `uname -s` on unix-like systems, dunno
about Win32.

matt
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Josha Savage | 1 Jul 2002 19:22

Re: Value of PHP_OS constant

PHP_OS is the implementation of 'uname'. You're going to get dozens  of 
results. I think there are around 20-30 *nix types out there.
Probably easiest to do win32,winnt,cygwin..and bundle the rest in one :)
I think OsX is MAC OS X too..

jo
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Andreas Aderhold | 1 Jul 2002 19:41

Re: Value of PHP_OS constant

Hi Jo et all,

thanks for the response. So that the win variants are returning WIN32 and 
WINNT is fine. But assuming the rest UNIX style is not quite satisfying for 
me.

The reason why I'm asking: I'm writing a REAL filesystem abstraction layer 
for phing to finally get rid of the "is it absolute?",  "is the path 
conform to the filesystem php is running on?",  "is it really save to use 
d:/ or should i use d:\ instead?",  "what if i use d:/ ond win32 but not 
runnign cygwin", "does it work when I use win UNC names (\\)?", "do i have 
to check for this?", "do i have to chech for that?" and the like.

It's all runnind down pretty well but I have to know _FOR SURE_ what 
filesystem is used to include the proper abstraction layer-driver for this 
filesytem.

So for win it seems no problem as WinNT bases systems return WINNT and 
other windows systems WIN32.

But can I safely assume a UNIX style filesystem if it's no win styles fs?

.andi

--On Monday, July 01, 2002 10:22:34 AM -0700 Josha Savage 
<cyberwombat@...> wrote:

> PHP_OS is the implementation of 'uname'. You're going to get dozens  of
> results. I think there are around 20-30 *nix types out there.
> Probably easiest to do win32,winnt,cygwin..and bundle the rest in one :)
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