Re: docs on migrating to 5.2
| From: | Hannes Magnusson | Date: | Mon, 12 Feb 2007 09:41:13 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: docs on migrating to 5.2 | ||
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Hi Daniel
On 2/12/07, Daniel Convissor <danielc@analysisandsolutions.com> wrote:
Hi Folks: I was looking through the manual for info on upgrading to 5.2 and found nothing. With some good Googling I found http://www.php.net/UPDATE_5_2.txt.You didn't read the release announcement, did you? :)
Of course, it's best to have stuff in the manual, so I took the text from UPDATE_5_2.txt and formatted it like en/appendices/migrating5.xml. I'm nearly done and will open a bug in the near future with a link to the uploaded file.You will be loved for it, it has been on our todo list since the release of 5.2.0.
(_NOW_ :)) I noticed that the documentation build system automatically transforms <function>function_name</funciton> into the function with a link to the function's documentation. Very nice! From all the work on the PEAR docs, I'm used to having to manually put in the <link>'s around the <function>'s so had been putting them. Question: What are the rules with how the link's are added. Will the system automatically figure everything out? Even things like this? <function>XMLReader::open</function>That depends on the ID of the function/method, this particular case wont work. In general method IDs are in the form of: function.classname-method The ID of XMLReader::open is function.xmlreader-open ergo => <function>xmlreader-open</function> would work. Note that the IDs (and therefor <function />) are case-insensitive, but please be consistent with what is used in docs for that method/function. -Hannes
I don't want to undo all of the effort of manually putting in all of the
<link>'s so far only to find out they're needed in some cases.
Please cc me, I'm not on phpdoc@.
Thanks,
--Dan
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