Re: Re[2]: [PHP-DOC] Re: PHP Function List

What is wrong with the scripts and generated content? quickref.txt is generated from manual.xml via XSLT and I am pretty sure it doesn't contain any errors. genfunclist.php and hence funclist.txt is much better than awk scripts provided before - you may annotate makefile and extract them from attic to compare as it said in commit comments for the script. genfuncsummary.php - perhaps I was running out of time to finish testing of this one, but I've added it to makefile, so it should be better as well. In any case - awk scripts are still present and it will not take too much time to annotate makefile and find command line used to launch them to see which result is better On 3/15/07, Philip Olson <philip@roshambo.org> wrote:

Yes you're right, but it's a question of fixing the scripts first or running them as is and manually fixing the files before commit. This is why the files have not been updated in two years. Moments ago Richard ran the scripts but committed changes without fixing the files, so they all now contain bogus data. Richard, please fix these problems ;) Regards, Philip On Mar 14, 2007, at 2:29 PM, anatoly techtonik wrote: ||*()*|| Hi, Philip. Would be nice if smb. update quickreference on CVS so it can be grabbed from there. Doing it yourself on windows system requires cvs, autoconf, make and a fresh php-src checkout as well. PO> Hi Steffen and others, PO> The trouble with these scripts is they aren't really maintained right PO> now, so as other things change some develop bugs. But, they still PO> work pretty well and are worth using (and fixing). You'll find them PO> in scripts/, and will notice they are what make uses. Web scraping PO> should not be used. PO> Regards, PO> Philip PO> On Mar 7, 2007, at 5:52 AM, Richard A. Quadling wrote:

http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/phpdoc/ You will see quickref.txt, funcsummary.txt and funclist.txt These files are NOT automatically maintained, but if you download the phpdoc CVS, you can autoconf ./configure make quickref.txt funcsummary.txt funclist.txt This took around 5 mins on my machine. ________________________________

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-----Original Message----- From: Hannes Magnusson [mailto:hannes.magnusson@gmail.com] Sent: 07 March 2007 13:30 To: Steffen Beck; PHP Documentation List Cc: webmaster@php.net Subject: [PHP-DOC] Re: PHP Function List Hi Steffen (CC'ing the PHP Documentation team) On 3/3/07, Steffen Beck <admin@systemx.dk> wrote:

Hi PHP Team, First of all thank you very much for your work on the PHP language, it's very appreciated!! Now to the point: I haven't been able to find a function reference anywhere on the net that comes in a txt form (maybe even csv format?), and I've been searching PHP.net and Zend.com up and down but can't find such a resource.. I did however find a "simplified" function list here http://www.php.net/quickref.php .. My question to the PHP team is if I can get permission to create a script that pulls out the functions from that resource? At first glance I say it would only be a matter of some sort of fopen in a loop

in some way..

If you want I could break the script up into pieces so I don't create any higher amounts of traffic on php.net.. The reason I want to do this is that I need a csv-format of the php functions for a tcl script to an eggdrop.. After I have the data I'll also publish it om my blog if it's okay?

Feel free. But we do have some scripts for this in CVS - and I thought we distributed this list somewhere on php.net as a part of the documentation. Doc team: anyone recall where it is? :) -Hannes

Hope to hear from you.. /Steffen

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