Previously, Lime was marked as experimental because it wasn't sure whether
this branch would ever see a release.
By now, Lime 2 is closing in on its first alpha release. This means that
Lime's feature set is relatively complete by now, but the API may change as
we gather feedback.
I will soon wri
I have noticed that lime 2.0 is no longer marked as Experimental in
the SVN branch, does that mean it is closing completion?
I intend to use mainly for testing purposes (no pun intended), but
still, it would be good to know when does the current revision stand.
On Aug 30, 10:53 pm, Bernhard Schus
Hi,
If you are working on a Unix based OS, this is very easy.
The following steps assume that you have downloaded Lime2 to
lib/vendor/Lime2 and that the symfony source code is located in
lib/vendor/symfony.
1. Rename the original lime.php
cd lib/vendor/symfony/lib/vendor/lime
mv lime.php lime.p
Okay.
In this case you could simply copy the contents of Lime2/lib/ and
paste them into symfony/lib/vendor/lime/. Make sure you create a
backup of symfony/lib/vendor/lime/lime.php before that.
Not as clean, but should work.
Bernhard
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Software Architect & Engineer
Blog: http://webmozarts.com
I am currently developing with windows, it would be great if you could
provide a few pointers.
On Aug 30, 10:40 pm, Bernhard Schussek wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you are working on a Unix based OS, this is very easy.
>
> The following steps assume that you have downloaded Lime2 to
> lib/vendor/Lime2 and
