Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #6248 Updated: parent:: is undocumented

I think that having them in the bug system helps add a level of priority to undocumented features/functions. Something which is undocumented, and rarely used, is no big deal. But if it's used often enough that we're getting bug reports on it, I'd say that it *increases* the level of importance for documenting a given feature/function, or correcting a documentation error. Closing a documentation bug can be done like any other bug, patch the CVS (in this case, the CVS for phpdoc/), and then close it... currently, we only have 32 or so reports in there, (http://bugs.php.net/bugstats.php), so it's not like we need a whole additional system for this, or that it's adding a lot of weight, is it? stas@php.net wrote: > ID: 6248 > Why not keeps them into bug system until somebody fixes it? > > Previous Comments: > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2000-11-17 11:04:52] jmoore@php.net > There seem to be quite a few bugs about undocumented features such as this one. Should we leave > them open or should we close them as there are lots and lots of undocmented "features". > Personally I think we should close them.. I know zend.com has all the un > documented functions, maybe we could get a list of features that need docmentation but I would > not say there were bugs as such. > > What do you guys think? -- Personal: ron@opus1.com, 520-326-6109, http://www.opus1.com/ron/ Work: rchmara@pnsinc.com, 520-546-8993, http://www.pnsinc.com/ The opinions expressed in this email are not neccesarrily those of myself, my employers, or any of the other little voices in my head.