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I N S T A L L I N G C R E O L E |
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Creole is very simple to install. We will assume that if you are reading this |
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then you downloaded the full Creole package (rather than installed using the |
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PEAR installer). |
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To use Creole you simply need to copy the classes/creole/ and classes/jargon/ |
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directories to a location on your PHP include_path. |
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For example, on my Linux system I might install Creole like this: |
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$> tar zxvf creole-x.x.x.tar.gz |
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$> cd creole |
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$> mv classes/creole /usr/local/lib/php/ |
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$> mv classes/jargon /usr/local/lib/php/ |
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Same principle applies to Windows, but of course on Windows it's probably easier |
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to click .... drag .... drop. |
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Alternatively you can edit your php.ini file to set your PHP include_path variable |
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to include the /path/to/creole/classes directory. |
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That's all! -- see http://creole.phpdb.org for usage examples and other project |
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information. |
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-- $Id: INSTALL,v 1.1 2004/03/20 04:09:57 hlellelid Exp $ |
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