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- Remove PHP version from license notices
- Bump year number in copyright notices
- Recommend PHP 5.4 or newer to be used
- Tell Travis-CI to test on PHP 5.3.0 instead of the latest 5.3 version
Related: #3450
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Update copyright notices from 2013 to 2014.
And update one calendar example in user_guide from year 2013/2014 to
2014/2015.
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Partially fixes issue #1295.
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Also partially fixes issue #1295, fixes inconsistencies in some page-level docblocks and adds include checks in language files.
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- Replaced driver methods _list_databases(), _optimize_table() and _repair_table() with properties
- Added defaults for optimize_table() and repair_table() SQL strings (FALSE, as those are mostly MySQL-specific)
- Added MSSQL/SQLSRV support for optimize_table() (actually rebuilds table indexes)
- Switched public driver methods to protected
- Improved CUBRID support for list_databases() as it used to only return the currently used database
- Minor speed improvements
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Yes I know PHP 5.4 just came out, and yes I know PHP 5.3 has lovely features, but there are plenty of corporate systems running on CodeIgniter and PHP 5.3 still is not widely supported enough. CodeIgniter is great for distributed applications, and this is the highest we can reasonably go without breaking support. PHP 5.3 will most likely happen in another year or so. Fingers crossed on that one anyway...
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added notice of license to all source files.
OSL to all except the few files we ship inside of the application folder, those are AFL.
Updated license in user guide.
incrementing next dev version to 3.0 due to licensing change
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