> The parser is running. You may load and access power tab data. I tried
> to provide a literal translation of Brad's classes, so if you are
> familiar with the ptparser you will have no problem understanding my
> classes. To read a power tab file it's simple. (see below.) I am
> almost done with write support. I also need to rewrite the MFC
> simulator to support big INTs. Other than that, post any bugs you get.

> FYI You NEED PHP v5 or greater to run this. I have not implemented
> read support for anything but v1.7.

> <?php

> require_once "powertabdocument.php";

> $ptb = new PowerTabDocument ();
> $ptb->Load ("powertabfile.ptb");

> ?>

> download athttp://www.allpowertabs.com/tools/phpptparser.zip

> This is really great. Under which license do/did you plan to release
> the code? I couldn't find any license information inside.

> On Aug 1, 7:44 pm, "allpowert...@gmail.com" <allpowert...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > The parser is running. You may load and access power tab data. I tried
> > to provide a literal translation of Brad's classes, so if you are
> > familiar with the ptparser you will have no problem understanding my
> > classes. To read a power tab file it's simple. (see below.) I am
> > almost done with write support. I also need to rewrite the MFC
> > simulator to support big INTs. Other than that, post any bugs you get.

> > FYI You NEED PHP v5 or greater to run this. I have not implemented
> > read support for anything but v1.7.

> > <?php

> > require_once "powertabdocument.php";

> > $ptb = new PowerTabDocument ();
> > $ptb->Load ("powertabfile.ptb");

> > ?>

> > download athttp://www.allpowertabs.com/tools/phpptparser.zip

> This is really great. Under which license do/did you plan to release
> the code? I couldn't find any license information inside.

> On Aug 1, 7:44 pm, "allpowert...@gmail.com" <allpowert...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > The parser is running. You may load and access power tab data. I tried
> > to provide a literal translation of Brad's classes, so if you are
> > familiar with the ptparser you will have no problem understanding my
> > classes. To read a power tab file it's simple. (see below.) I am
> > almost done with write support. I also need to rewrite the MFC
> > simulator to support big INTs. Other than that, post any bugs you get.

> > FYI You NEED PHP v5 or greater to run this. I have not implemented
> > read support for anything but v1.7.

> > <?php

> > require_once "powertabdocument.php";

> > $ptb = new PowerTabDocument ();
> > $ptb->Load ("powertabfile.ptb");

> > ?>

> > download athttp://www.allpowertabs.com/tools/phpptparser.zip

> The parser is running. You may load and access power tab data. I tried
> to provide a literal translation of Brad's classes, so if you are
> familiar with the ptparser you will have no problem understanding my
> classes. To read a power tab file it's simple. (see below.) I am
> almost done with write support. I also need to rewrite the MFC
> simulator to support big INTs. Other than that, post any bugs you get.

> FYI You NEED PHP v5 or greater to run this. I have not implemented
> read support for anything but v1.7.

> <?php

> require_once "powertabdocument.php";

> $ptb = new PowerTabDocument ();
> $ptb->Load ("powertabfile.ptb");

> ?>

> download athttp://www.allpowertabs.com/tools/phpptparser.zip

> Write Support added to the PHP power tab parser. Seehttp://blog.allpowertabs.com/2007/08/php-test.html
> for an example script, and official announcement.

> http://digg.com/programming/Create_Power_Tabs_With_PHP

> Digg It

> On Aug 1, 1:44 pm, "allpowert...@gmail.com" <allpowert...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > The parser is running. You may load and access power tab data. I tried
> > to provide a literal translation of Brad's classes, so if you are
> > familiar with the ptparser you will have no problem understanding my
> > classes. To read a power tab file it's simple. (see below.) I am
> > almost done with write support. I also need to rewrite the MFC
> > simulator to support big INTs. Other than that, post any bugs you get.

> > FYI You NEED PHP v5 or greater to run this. I have not implemented
> > read support for anything but v1.7.

> > <?php

> > require_once "powertabdocument.php";

> > $ptb = new PowerTabDocument ();
> > $ptb->Load ("powertabfile.ptb");

> > ?>

> > download athttp://www.allpowertabs.com/tools/phpptparser.zip

"allpowert...@gmail.com" <allpowert...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Write Support added to the PHP power tab parser. Seehttp://blog.allpowertabs.com/2007/08/php-test.html
> for an example script, and official announcement.

> http://digg.com/programming/Create_Power_Tabs_With_PHP

> Digg It

> On Aug 1, 1:44 pm, "allpowert...@gmail.com"
> wrote:

> > The parser is running. You may load and access power tab data. I tried
> > to provide a literal translation of Brad's classes, so if you are
> > familiar with the ptparser you will have no problem understanding my
> > classes. To read a power tab file it's simple. (see below.) I am
> > almost done with write support. I also need to rewrite the MFC
> > simulator to support big INTs. Other than that, post any bugs you get.

> > FYI You NEED PHP v5 or greater to run this. I have not implemented
> > read support for anything but v1.7.

> > require_once "powertabdocument.php";

> > $ptb = new PowerTabDocument ();
> > $ptb->Load ("powertabfile.ptb");

> > ?>

> > download athttp://www.allpowertabs.com/tools/phpptparser.zip