MYSQL_TEST_SKIP_CONNECT_FAILURE = false
Every test that needs a working MySQL connection now includes
skipifconnectfailure.inc. If MYSQL_TEST_SKIP_CONNECT_FAILURE evaluates
to true skipifconnectfailure.inc tries to establish a database
connection. If no connection can be opened, the test will be skipped.
In case of MYSQL_TEST_SKIP_CONNECT_FAILURE = false (default) an no
connection, a test who cannot establish a connection will fail.
So, if you have a buggy configuration or a server that is sometimes
not available, you can now decide if you want the tests to ignore this
and skip the test or to fail (MYSQL_TEST_CONNECT_FAILURE = false, default).
Other, minor tweaks:
042.phpt - whitespace
067.phpt - parse error in SKIPIF section fixed
verbose explanation of changes:
- take connection parameter from connect.inc
- use proper UEXPECTF
- have 'print "done!"' or similar at the end to detect crashes
- whitespace changes where needed
- take care of portability: PHP 5 vs. PHP 5, MySQL 4.1 - 6.0
- understand return value checking as sometime that makes you type
more when you write but makes you happy when you debug
