PHPdoc?

hey When I first encountered the word "phpdoc" (set case as it pleases you), I thought it was something similar to JavaDoc (the system for formatting comments in the java source code files into nice hyperlinked html documents... most people know this I guess). I was kinda disappointed to find out that something like this already existed. I coded an entire such system myself you see. :-) Now the problem is, that my computer got stolen, which included a complete CVS wrap (more active than webcvs) and the PhpDoc tool (all in php3/4) and requiring no databases at all, which is why I ask this: Would anyone think it would be a good idea to create a "real phpdoc tool"? Perhaps it could work a bit like this: //:CLASS myClass //My class is a class designed by me, and //I can describe it over several lines, and //use <b>html</b> tags in the documentation. class myClass extends myParentClass { .... //:FUNCTION my_own_function str int //This function takes the str and runs my own //function on it int times. function my_own_function() { //Constructor (this line is skipped since it does not have the right //start. myParentClass::myParentClass(); ... } And then turn this into a file called myClass.html which starts out by putting the class description and then listing the funcitons with the according documentation. I wanna do this, anybody wanna help? Soeren Staun-Pedersen - Staun@SunSITE.auc.dk ------ "The internet is full, beat it" - Me.