So basically instead of passing Language to MWTimestamp you want to pass
MWTimestamp to Language. IMHO it's fine with me, so long as the logic is
properly separated. In the end, all this would require is the addition of
MWTimestamp::diff (or since) and MWTimstamp::userAdjust, which Language
would c
On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 6:07 PM, Tyler Romeo wrote:
> The proper implementation would be to separate the timestamp logic
> (calculating how long ago, adjusting based on user timezone preferences,
> etc.) and the language logic (getting messages for the day of the week,
> formatting the date and ti
2012/10/27 Platonides :
> The image is shown here now.
Indeed. Then the 404 must have been a transitory error. Thanks Platonides!
Strainu
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The proper implementation would be to separate the timestamp logic
(calculating how long ago, adjusting based on user timezone preferences,
etc.) and the language logic (getting messages for the day of the week,
formatting the date and time, actually making the message).
Then, have MWTimestamp pro
On 26/10/12 12:12, Strainu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Some time ago, I've added a new toolbar button on ro.wp for the
> Romanian quotation sign. The code is at [1] (the part below
> //ghilimele ). It hasn't changed in 2012. However, today I noticed
> that the picture is not displayed any more. On FF I see t
I approved the reversion of the patch since I was the original person
who approved it.
As I see it there are the following problems with the change I approved:
1. Typo in weekday cutoff [Timo]
2. iAlex points out that the optional parameter fix variable ordering is wrong
[Harsha
On 26 October 2012 15:57, Tim Landscheidt wrote:
> Niklas Laxström wrote:
>
>> [...]
>>> All of this shouldn't be necessary, as PHPUnit 3.6.12's
>>> package.xml clearly declares a dependency on PHP_Timer
= 1.0.1 and <= 1.0.3. In other words: Whatever Niklas used
>>> for update seems to be br
Niklas Laxström wrote:
> [...]
>> All of this shouldn't be necessary, as PHPUnit 3.6.12's
>> package.xml clearly declares a dependency on PHP_Timer
>>>= 1.0.1 and <= 1.0.3. In other words: Whatever Niklas used
>> for update seems to be broken and should be fixed.
> Not too clearly apparently, I
On 26 October 2012 15:02, Tim Landscheidt wrote:
> Antoine Musso wrote:
>
>>> I recently updated packages via PEAR. I don't remember what exactly,
>>> but right now I have
>>> PHPUnit-3.6.12
>>> PHP_Invoker-1.1.1
>
>>> When I try to run tests for Translate I get:
>>> 1) SpecialPagesTest::testSpec
Antoine Musso wrote:
>> I recently updated packages via PEAR. I don't remember what exactly,
>> but right now I have
>> PHPUnit-3.6.12
>> PHP_Invoker-1.1.1
>> When I try to run tests for Translate I get:
>> 1) SpecialPagesTest::testSpecialPage with data set #3 ('LanguageStats')
>> Fatal error:
Le 26/10/12 11:29, Niklas Laxström a écrit :
> I recently updated packages via PEAR. I don't remember what exactly,
> but right now I have
> PHPUnit-3.6.12
> PHP_Invoker-1.1.1
>
> When I try to run tests for Translate I get:
> 1) SpecialPagesTest::testSpecialPage with data set #3 ('LanguageStats')
Hi,
Some time ago, I've added a new toolbar button on ro.wp for the
Romanian quotation sign. The code is at [1] (the part below
//ghilimele ). It hasn't changed in 2012. However, today I noticed
that the picture is not displayed any more. On FF I see the alt text
and IE complains about "unsafe con
I recently updated packages via PEAR. I don't remember what exactly,
but right now I have
PHPUnit-3.6.12
PHP_Invoker-1.1.1
When I try to run tests for Translate I get:
1) SpecialPagesTest::testSpecialPage with data set #3 ('LanguageStats')
Fatal error: Call to undefined function php_timer_autoloa
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