Hi,
This might a question for those of you who are on this list
since a year or so...
According to Zend's site (http://www.zend.com/phpfunc/nodoku_alias.php),
there is a bunch of undocumented functions which are only aliases.
Docs says that, for instance, mysql() is still available for downward
compatibility, but there is no entry for mysql() function.
Is this done on any purpose?
I suggest adding those functions, in order to give entry on the manual, and
explicitely write those functions are obsolets.
If this sounds fine to you, I'll do it.
Best regards,
Damien Seguy.
Here is a list of function I'm talking about.
mysql -> mysql_db_query
mysql_createdb -> mysql_create_db
mysql_dbname -> mysql_result
mysql_dropdb -> mysql_drop_db
mysql_fieldflags -> mysql_field_flags
mysql_fieldlen -> mysql_field_len
mysql_fieldname -> mysql_field_name
mysql_fieldtable -> mysql_field_table
mysql_fieldtype -> mysql_field_type
mysql_freeresult -> mysql_free_result
mysql_listdbs -> mysql_list_dbs
mysql_listfields -> mysql_list_fields
mysql_listtables -> mysql_list_tables
mysql_numfields -> mysql_num_fields
mysql_numrows -> mysql_num_rows
mysql_selectdb -> mysql_select_db
pg_clientencoding -> pg_client_encoding
pg_setclientencoding -> pg_set_client_encoding
magic_quotes_runtime -> set_magic_quotes_runtime
