Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote: > Yasuo Ohgaki wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I've updated function name that has been changed for PHP 4.2.0. >> I need to know how to set appropriate version info to ref? >> >> I need to show >> >> pg_affected_rows >> (PHP3, PHP 4.0.0) >> >> instead of >> >> pg_affected_rows >> (PHP 4 CVS only) > > > > the availability information is created by checking out *all* > previous releases from CVS and parsing the source code > > the function isn't known under its current name in previous > versions, so the output is absolutely correct, and no, you > *don't* want to change it > > we might talk about adding stuff like > > pg_affected_rows > (PHP 4 CVS only, known as pg_cmdtuples in PHP3, PHP 4.0.0 - 4.1.2) > > when i finally rewrite the function table generator that > also generates the version files for the manual, but printing > > pg_affected_rows > (PHP3, PHP 4.0.0) > > would be a ly, so no way this will ever happen
That's fine. I save a little time. MySQL functions have also renamed recently. They have fake version as you mentioned, I suppose. So there should be is inconsistency. I don't mind this inconsistency much, though. We need to some poilcy, since I'm going to rename remaining functions that do not confirm current naming standard sometime before 4.3.0. I hope I don't have to care about version, but php_version (PHP 4 CVS only) does not look good to me... > pg_affected_rows > (PHP 4 CVS only, known as pg_cmdtuples in PHP3, PHP 4.0.0 - 4.1.2) If this is possible, it would be great. -- Yasuo Ohgaki
