Re: cvs: phpdoc /en/reference/strings/functions strnatcmp.xml substr-count.xml
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Sun, 26 May 2002 20:45:17 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: cvs: phpdoc /en/reference/strings/functions strnatcmp.xml substr-count.xml | ||
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> > > role="php" is used for PHP color highlighting in the new
> > > CHM version, and may be used for other things (eg. generating
> > > an index of examples by type). So if an example contains sql
> > > code, then it's quite nice to have it with role="sql".
> > > role="mysql" may be too specific though...
> >
> > imho having a sql string show as a normal PHP string
> > is fine. What would role="sql" do, make keywords
> > like SELECT and INSERT bold?
>
> Maybe :) And would also be useful in an
> "examples by type" index ;))
>
> role="sql" is just classification. The non-php examples
> *should not* use the role="php" attribute-value.
>
> Currently only the PHP examples are hilghlited, and only
> in the offline new CHM version. But tagging examples with
> their types may open several possibilities in the future...
So to justify this a bit more, it's much more important, what
it means, than how it's rendered right now... So please classify
examples.
We may also invent a list of example classes. Some candidates:
php sql httpd ini shell http
Goba