Re: function.localtime

Right. Looks like I'm definitely going to need to get Cygwin setup then so I can do this properly. I just downloaded a couple of XML editor tools for Windows to see if they are any good but your docs recommend against that - using emacs or vi is probably the safest way. I created a path file before Philip sent this message using my Windows CVS client for a 3 line addition I tried. Is this anywhere near what I need to be outputting because if so, I might save myself some time if it is ok. But if not, I'll get cygwin and everything set up in the morning (2:30am now). Is there anyone using native Windows tools to do PHP docs or does everyone just use Linux? David Philip Olson wrote: >>Nope, there are a few things wrong, such as missing elements and >>tabulation. Install the tools so you can properly check the format of >>the docbook. We try to keep the format of the elements as follows: >> >><element> >> <element> >> <element> >> And so forth. >> </element> >> </element> >></element> >> >>And instead of sending in complete xml files, you should send us a patch >>file. You can create a patch file using the cvs diff command, or by >>using the diff and patch facilities of your OS. >> >> > >Agreed, be very careful with whitespace. A patch should not >contain whitespace changes. And as already mentioned above, >show your unified diff instead so we can see what actually >changed... diff -u file.xml > >Regards, >Philip > >