On Thu, 27 Dec 2001, Juergen Vigna wrote:
>
> On 27-Dec-2001 Allan Rae wrote:
>
> > How about "Tables, Texts-related insets and LyXText." instead?
>
> Well Tables (are really Floats), then there are Tabulars, but all of them
> are Text-related insets.
>
> > I was aiming to list the major contributions each of us has done -- I
> > think we all qualify for "various" after all -- or at least the main
> > areas we work on.
>
> Sure.
>
> > No more outdated than replying to both the list and the subscriber who
> > sent the email you're replying to ;-)
>
> Oh yes I got another one who's annoyed by that I get a lot of mail duplicated
> in my inbox (yes I know I could remove the duplicates by an procmail entry),
> but anyway I opted to send the replies now doubled as Mate announced that the
> list may not work reliable until next year so I thought I be on the sure side.
ROTFL. Any excuse! I'll make sure all emails I send that require
your attention are also cc'd to you -- just in case ;-)
> > I have no idea what the difference between php3 and 4 is. But if we
> > are outdated how bad is Herbert's home server who only run php2!
>
> Well I'll not comment on that, it's just that I wanted to try some stuff
> on www.lyx.org but it was written in php4 and so I was stuck :(. Anyway
> new stuff is written in php4. php4 is quite better than php3. I don't think
> there are any new php3 releases (they stopped also on bugfixes).
Maybe it is perfect then? I have only seen security reports for php4
and not php3 after all............ :P
I don't mind either way unless php4 is completely different to 3 but
after a quick glance at:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration4.php
and the FAQ there it seems that it should be reasonably painless and
php4 is supposed to be heaps faster than php3.
It would look good on the resume to say that I have used both php3 and
4 so I'll let Lars work out a way to make php4 available for a trial
to see what breaks.
Allan. (ARRae)
