pt_BR should be 'connected up' in an hour or so

...I hope!

Diego, first off, you need to apply for a CVS account. Fill in the form at 
http://www.php.net/cvs-php.php for (presumably) user ID dnfeitosa (y'know 
you could just have diego instead?) and say I sent you. Rasmus deals with 
most of the CVS account requests, and it makes his life a whole lot easier 
if he knows who to check with.

It's hard to know exactly where you're up to when someone else is putting 
your patches into CVS in a non-public way - but there were tabs in a lot of 
those files. You need to make sure you can physically see the difference 
between tabs and spaces in your editor; there should never be a tab in an 
XML file, full stop. The other thing was line length, but everybody's 
equally bad at that, including me. We're supposed to hard-wrap at 78 
characters. There _is_ a reason for this - some people have editors that 
wrap lines at 80 chars, and of course if we have long lines in the source 
it's messed up for them when they need to work on it. So basically shorter's 
better than longer.

Apart from that, as far as I can tell all's kosher :)  Thanks!

Fernando next - all looks fine (apart from the line length thing naturally) 
but could you please take a quick look at the OO tutorial? I don't read 
pt_BR but I came away with the impression that that particular tutorial had 
a few typos in it.  e.g. I saw a 'p' floating around somewhere I'm fairly 
sure there should've been an 'o', that kind of thing. And thanks to you to, 
of course! - not least because I didn't find anything more from Diego 
waiting on the pile.

You'll be glad to hear that the pt_BR docs finally built last night, but the 
bad news is that that was the weekly catch-all run. We can't tell whether 
it's responding to daily updates now or not, but it wasn't doing so two days 
ago. Andrei's aware and is keeping an eye on the situation there.

Cheers both,

- Steph