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Rudimentary Support for Atom 1.0 in CVSBy conner_bw on 2008-11-02 11:36:25 I've added rudimentary support for Atom 1.0 in CVS so that I could add PHP.Net and Moongift in the Feeds. Rudimentary in the sense that some opinion leaders feel their blogs deserve a recursive relative link parser that, once failing to fallback on xml:base, should work that much harder to build the absolute link provided by everyone else to their content. The code can't do that yet. The suxRSS class is very little concerned about correctness. It is very more concerned that random technocrats tend to form random committees and invent random ways to open their data in an effort to leverage their less than random entrepreneurial plans. And sux0r can lazily comply when the winner writes the history book. Anyway, those wanting these changes will have to wait until the next release. Or get their hands dirty and have a look in CVS. My goal is to be able to parse a very smart person's Atom feed, my want is people use RSS 2.0 and not Atom 1.0. But hey, I use GNU nano so what do I know? Permanent Link, Comments (1) Tags: Atom, Rss, Cvs, Nano
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