Please, do not confuse all of us with two cvs repositories with basically the same content. That will create a completely unworkable situation (everybody working on this will have to maintain 2 directories, each syncing to an independent cvs repository, and everyone will have to manually propagate changes from one to the other, futile and extremely prone to accidental major accidents). If we all agree that we are basically working on the same thing, we should have a single cvs repository. I don't care where it is, Serge and Sean should decide on this soon, or we will have a major headache. For now, I followed the suggestion earlier on with the cvs repository at bioinformatics.org. There is now a biophp directory (still empty), where we are going to merge the two projects. There is the 'sean' directory with his code, and the 'genephp' directory with Serge's code and the additions I made. I suggest to merge the 'sean' and 'genephp' directories as soon as possible, and have it all located on 1 and only one server. Best, Nico > Hi guys! > > Finally set up the CVS at sourceforge.net. With Sean's permission, > I'd like to upload his code there under the folder BioPHP or Sean. > For now, we can maintain these two CVS's until we've adopted a > common framework. Sean, you can also add me as user 'flipmozart' > to the BioPHP developer list. > > If it's alright for the others (Greg, Andres, Sean), I'd like to list > your names as part of the GenePHP/BioPHP project at the SF site. You > can write at serge525@hotmail.com for any questions. > > Andres: As you've suggested, I've begun to draft some standards for > coding (variable names, function names, etc.) I'll be posting them > soon for everyone's comments. > > Regards, > > Serge > > > Need a new email address that people can remember > Check out the new EudoraMail at > http://www.eudoramail.com > _______________________________________________ > Biophp-dev mailing list > Biophp-dev@bioinformatics.org > https://bioinformatics.org/mailman/listinfo/biophp-dev >