Re: Re: $ in urls

Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz <[email protected]> Tue, 28 Oct 2003 13:05:03 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.tclwebtest
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 2003-10-27, Tilmann Singer <[email protected]> wrote:
> * James Drabb <[email protected]> [20031027 14:29]:
> > Thanks Til.  Are there any tarballs of the latest CVS?  
> 
> Unfortunately not. Actually we could put out a release, just for
> fun. Well, propably fix some outstanding bugs before - opinions.

"Release early, release often.", or, "Source code is like
fertilizer. It stinks when you hoard it, but when you spread it
around, things grow.". Here's a changelog for you to publish at
SF/Freshmeat.

Added -tidy switch, improved usage message.

Andrew Piskorsis improved cookie regexp.

Fixed HTML entity processing in redirects.

Gordon Molek found out query_key_values were forgotten during
http_auth retries.

Small improvements to the documentation. Documented `field get_*'.

Fixed an error in an error message.

Corrected processing of semicolons in redirected urls by eval.

Added -append switch to `field fill'.

Avoiding repetitive use of tidy after chained redirections.

Corrected missing variable declaration when using ~n without
parameter.

Fixing field select to select only the value, not the caption,
thanks to Peter Marklund.

Enclosing location in braces in calls of do_request so that it
works with $ in urls.

> This seems absurd to me, why make people's lives unnecessarily
> hard ... I know it's not your fault. Are they so security concsious
> that also all microsoft operating systems and browsers are banned
> from use within the company?

There would be no company! :) BTW, next week I'm switching job and
moving to another country, so no more funny replies from me for
a while.

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