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Code cleanup and documentation added; Year in copyright notice changed to 2009-2010
Details:
- Changed quoting style in auth.openid.xrds_document{...}
- Fixed documentation for auth.openid.initiate{...}
- Added documentation for mondelefant
- Code-cleanup in mondelefant:
-- removed unneccessary lines "rows = PQntuples(res); cols = PQnfields(res);"
-- avoided extra copy of first argument (self) in mondelefant_conn_query
-- no rawget in meta-method "__index" of database result lists and objects
-- removed unreachable "return 0;" in meta-method "__newindex" of database result lists and objects
- Year in copyright notice changed to 2009-2010
- Version string changed to "1.1.1"
Details:
- Changed quoting style in auth.openid.xrds_document{...}
- Fixed documentation for auth.openid.initiate{...}
- Added documentation for mondelefant
- Code-cleanup in mondelefant:
-- removed unneccessary lines "rows = PQntuples(res); cols = PQnfields(res);"
-- avoided extra copy of first argument (self) in mondelefant_conn_query
-- no rawget in meta-method "__index" of database result lists and objects
-- removed unreachable "return 0;" in meta-method "__newindex" of database result lists and objects
- Year in copyright notice changed to 2009-2010
- Version string changed to "1.1.1"
| author | jbe |
|---|---|
| date | Fri Jun 04 19:00:34 2010 +0200 (2010-06-04) |
| parents | 9fdfb27f8e67 |
| children |
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1 --[[--
2 encoded_path_element = -- string which can't contain evil stuff like "/"
3 encode.file_path_element(
4 path_element -- string to be encoded
5 )
7 This function is encoding a string in a way that it can be used as a file or directory name, without security risks. See the source for details.
9 --]]--
11 function encode.file_path_element(path_element)
12 return (
13 string.gsub(
14 string.gsub(
15 path_element, "[^0-9A-Za-z_%.-]",
16 function(char)
17 return string.format("%%%02x", string.byte(char))
18 end
19 ), "^%.", string.format("%%%%%02x", string.byte("."))
20 )
21 )
22 end