Monthly Archives: August 2004

Text_Wiki 0.21.0 Released

Posted on Wed, 18 Aug, 2004 by pmjones

Text_Wiki is an object-oriented parsing engine for wiki markup. The change notes for this release are: * for deflist, must now use “: ” (colon-space) at beginning and ” : ” (space-colon-space) to separate term from def; this it becuase … Continue reading →

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Alaina Visits Memphis

Posted on Wed, 18 Aug, 2004 by pmjones

My sister Alaina is in town; she arrived yesterday afternoon and immdiately fell in love with Wendy, my new dog. Alaina and I went out to eat and caught up on each other’s lives. She’s moving from Indianapolis IN to … Continue reading →

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A New Dog

Posted on Wed, 18 Aug, 2004 by pmjones

Last week, my neighbor Phyllis from down the street was talking about a dog she found at the corner of Riverdale and Quince. Phyllis has four cats, and they were terrified of the new dog, so she couldn’t keep it. … Continue reading →

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YaWiki 0.17.2 Released

Posted on Mon, 16 Aug, 2004 by pmjones

(YaWiki is a wiki-based collaborative documentation system.) The change notes are: * Fixed break in area_pages.php where a call to the map did not specify which area to use * Fixed break in yawiki.class.php method _buildMap() to check isset() on … Continue reading →

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Yawp 1.0.2 released

Posted on Mon, 16 Aug, 2004 by pmjones

The change log is: * changed error_reporting() calls to ini_set() calls, for some reason the new error reporting level is not always honored on some systems * fixed a bug in parseConfLines() from 1.0.1 that would prevent multiple groups with … Continue reading →

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If It’s Worth Doing…

Posted on Sun, 15 Aug, 2004 by pmjones

… it’s worth over-doing. Look here later for my ideas about PHP programming, character and ethics, leadership and management, public education, business, economics, government, science, the proper use of power, emergent systems (complex adaptive systems), and much much more. Let … Continue reading →

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