I was also wondering if there was some guidelines for naming
#defines/constants in cURL. It seems that there is not one convention,
e.g. I can see CURLOPT_PROGRESSDATA (words bunched together) as well as
CURLOPT_LOW_SPEED_LIMIT. Is one style more current than another? I went
for the second style.

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On 2/1/13 2:57 PM, "Yves Arrouye" <yarrouye_at_expedia.com> wrote:

>Great. I can add documentation.
>
>One of the things I wanted feedback on was my choice of adding a struct
>curl_oauth2_token and picking that as the value for the CURL_OAUTH2_TOKEN
>option. I believe that it's the right thing because one could get a token
>from any source, e.g. a file or direct response from an OAuth 2.0 token
>endpoint (in which case one can parse that through another curl function
>from lib/oauth2.c, which I may need to document similarly), or from a
>database, etc. That also means that someone providing language bindings on
>top of libcurl will have to expose that structure, though, but I still
>think it's the right choice.
>
>I have a fork of curl on ExpediaInc's Github account, so that won't be a
>problem and I try to keep current and rebase regularly so that it'll be
>easy to pull from there.
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>YA
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>On 2/1/13 2:19 PM, "Guenter" <lists_at_gknw.net> wrote:
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>>Hi,
>>Am 01.02.2013 18:49, schrieb Yves Arrouye:
>>> I'll look at the test infrastructure. RE; docs on how to use it with
>>> libcurl, where would that go? I've made it so that curl --libcurl will
>>> produce decent examples, e.g.:
>>thats great!
>>> Are you talking about other examples in the docs/examples directory or
>>> pure documentation, and where?
>>no; sure if you create such a basic sample that wouldnt hurt, but what
>>Daniel meant is that at least the new options like CURLOPT_OAUTH2_TOKEN
>>must be documented; I guess this one f.e. as part of curl_easy_setopt():
>>http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/curl_easy_setopt.html
>>you can find all docu in the docu folder in git:
>>https://github.com/bagder/curl
>>if you have no experience with GIT then you can also just download a
>>current tarball of all files in the repository (see the ZIP button), and
>>work from there ...
>>
>>HTH, Gün.
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