The one that has been discussed is "@bugs", but I'm not sure it was really implemented. If not, doing so is probably a good idea. A less good substitute is @note.
/ Johan Sundström (a hugging punishment!)
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2003-02-14 13:04: Subject: Protocols.HTTP.Session
I started to write a Protocols.HTTP.Session class. The goal is an interface to keep cookies throughout a session, and in the future to reuse keep-alive connections, as well as adding better methods for async operations.
It can also follow redirects automatically.
Example (the Elfwood initial page redirects to the main page if a cookie is set, and it is the first time):
| > object s=Protocols.HTTP.Session(); s->get_url("http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/"); s->get_url("http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/"); | (1) Result: Request("http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/" - connected - 361 bytes recieved) | (2) Result: Request("http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/elfwood.html" - connected - 343 bytes recieved)
(Sidenote: What's the autodoc keyword for known bugs? Am I right in guessing it was @known_bugs?)
/ Mirar