On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Justin Erenkrantz wrote: > On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 04:55:30PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hi - > > > > I don't recall if this has been proposed before, but I keep finding myself > > wanting various string functionality that lives in server/util.c outside > > of apache - what do you say we move it all to apr-util? lots of COOL > > functions in there (coincidentally written by rob mcCOOL). > > Please post patches for what you think is useful in other apps, and > I'll definitely review them. =)
huh? what patches do you want? those functions have nothing specifically to do with apache, things like splitting strings, escaping quotes and the like are useful for many many applications. i simply suggested moving server/util.c => srclib/apr-util/ somewhare and s/ap/apr/g the file. aren't these kinds of functions what apr-util is for? > On quick glance, some of util.c calls regex (i.e. pcre) which I'm > not sure we want to add to apr-util, but that might not be an > altogether bad idea, but shouldn't be done without some > forethought. -- justin yeah, interesting point - that function could be kept in the apache tree if pcre dependencies are unacceptable. All the rest of the functions belong in apr-util. sterling
