PhD 0.2.0 Released

Hi all PhD 0.2.0 has been released \o/. There have been some minor changes to configuration of PhD, you should no longer edit the config.php. We have added parameter parsing support to deal with most of the configuration settings, including the path to the XML file. The recommended way to build the PHP docs, using phd, is to pass the /path/to/phpdoc/.manual.xml using the --docbook parameter (or -d for PHP prior to 5.3). However, for backwards compatibility (and PHP on Windows, prior to 5.3) it is still possible to pass /path/to/phpdoc as the only parameter to phd. Other supported parameters are, to name a few; --theme (-t), to pick which "themes" to render. Example: phd --theme chunkedhtml --docbook /path/to/phpdoc/.manual.xml Note: You can pass --theme multiple times if you want to render multiple themes --partial (-p), to pick which IDs to render. Example: phd --partial ref.strings --docbook /path/to/phpdoc/.manual.xml Note: you can pass --partial multiple times if you want to render multiple IDs Furthermore you can add =false to the ID if you do not want to render any children of the ID, i.e. --partial ref.strings=false will _only_ render the ref.strings page, not any of its children (i.e. function.strpos, function.substr....). --help (-h), lists the supported parameters. To upgrade PhD from prior releases: pear upgrade http://doc.php.net/phd/PhD-0.2.0.tgz Installing PhD for the first time: pear install http://doc.php.net/phd/PhD-0.2.0.tgz New features: - Added getopt() parsing for few configuration options (see phd -h) - Added partial rendering (phd --partial <the-id-you-want-to-render>) - Added various verbosity levels New Docbook element support: - Added support for errorcode, symbol and superscript elements (used by few translations) - Suppressed the contrib element And bug fixes: - Fixed bug#43192 (Chunked HTML output difficult to use without TOC). (Edward Z. Yang) - Fixed bug#43191 (build.php fails to include necessary theme dependencies). (Edward Z. Yang, Richard Q) -Hannes