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- by Tobias Schlitt
- Wed, 19 Nov 2008
- 23:29:46 +0100
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The problem with CVS tree of PEAR
Es everyone should know there is a official PHP CVS repository, where PEAR is a module. Here is a small overview, what the average PEAR developer has to do, if he likes/has to use CVS with his package.
The problem
The structure of the PEAR directory (locally on the users maschine) looks similar to this:
-- pear
---- ...
---- Image
------ Text
-------- Line.php
------ Text.php
---- ...While the developement structure on CVS looks like this:
-- pear
---- ...
---- Image_Text
------ Text
-------- Line.php
------ Text.php
----- ...I think, everybody simply realizes, where the problem is. Normaly one would expet to have the same directory structure in both environment, to check out a complete developement from CVS.
My solution for that:
Change your projects CVS structure like this:
-- pear
---- ...
---- Image_Text
------ Image
-------- Text
---------- Line.php
-------- Text.php
---- ...You now have to add the pathes to your projects directories in your local repository to the include_path, eg. by doing this:
$pear_module = "/whatever/.../pear-cvs/pear";
$your_pathes = $pear_module . "/Image_Text";
$your_pathes .= $pear_module . "/Image_Tools";
ini_set('include_path', $your_pathes . ini_get('include_path'));Maybe anyone can use this for easier developement.
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Mika Tuupola
The local direcotry structure in users machine according to CS is:
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-- pear
---- ...
---- Image\
------ Text.php
------ Text\
-------- Line.php
---- ... -
Toby
Right, Mika. I missed that. Will change that in the post and although in my projects! ;)
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Thanks for the hint!
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After a pretty bunge of work last night (written RFCs, created surveys, fixed developement environment,...) this morning I posted an RFC and a proposol on<a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=pear-dev"> pear-dev</a>/<a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.co