Re: a few coding standards

Hey Philip, I also run a livedocs server, http://livedocs.homelinux.com/ I'll be setting one up on the dotgeek server soon, (hopefully). "Philip Olson" <philip@cornado.com> wrote in message news:Pine.BSF.4.10.10407281617570.35827-100000@merlin.pegasi.net... > > > Personally I think > > > > > > http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysqli-close.php is one of the > > > most confusing manual pages I have seen to date, > > > http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.dir.php is also > > > high on that list > > > > > > Indentation of pseudo-objects would help a great deal. > > > > The dsssl cheets aren't well costumised (if they are) for <ooclass>. > > Livedocs doesn't deal with OO yet. > > > > > Anyway, mysqli-close is confusing :) > > > > MySQLi docs are a bit confusing... consider the mysqli close: > > > > mysqli_close > > (PHP 5) > > mysqli_close > > (no version information, might be only in CVS) > > mysqli->close -- Closes a previously opened database connection > > Description > > I don't know where we're at on this OOP generation stuff but it's > not something I know much about. Procedural all the way baby! But > seriously I believe people are working on it or at least it's a > known issue but really DSSSL has cob webs and I doubt that will > change (unless you are somebody you knows has a large broom). > > Here's how livedocs outputs it, looks a bit better huh? Not sure > what version of livedocs this is (or how old these docs are) but > it's the only online livedocs I could find: > > http://livedocs.coggeshall.org/en/function.mysqli-close.html > > The dir class also looks a lot better here: > > http://livedocs.coggeshall.org/en/class.dir.html > > Regards, > Philip