Re: How to link to reserved words?

On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 05:20, Paul Reinheimer <preinheimer@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey all > > > How do I link to a reserved word in the see also section? Ideally I > want to link file_get_contents() to > > http://ca.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.httpresponseheader.php Good point. You could obviously just use the ID and do <link linkend="reserved.variables.httpresponseheader">$http_response_header</link> (or even <xref linkend="reserved.variables.httpresponseheader" />), but it would be much more fun if <var>$http_response_header</var> would automatically link to the correct refentry. For that idea to work we would have to, yet again, modify the DocBook DTD and introduce <phpdoc:varentry> (which "inherits" refentry) so we can properly distinguish between function refentries and variable refentries... I already have a patch for <phpdoc:classref> (for classess) which I'll commit after the next build on friday.. Any objections to introducing <phpdoc:varentry>? (or does anyone have a better name for it?) Regarding general reserved words (__FILE__, __METHOD__, xor, static, if....), you'll have to link to those "manually" via <link> or <xref />. -Hannes