Re: New file for CVS checkin please
| From: | Anthony Bedford | Date: | Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:16:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: New file for CVS checkin please | ||
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Hannes Magnusson wrote:
Not a great fan of the markup, <function>function_name</function> will automagically create <a href="function.function-name.php" class="function>function_name()</a> markup, so there is no use to explicitly link them. IIRC we match the content of <function> to all <refname>s so <function>mysqli_fetch_array</function> and <function>mysqli_result::fetch_array</function> will both point to xml:id="mysqli-result.fetch-array".Yes, that seems to work fine.
This probably works for class variables documented in <refentry>s, although I've never tried that.What is the recommended markup for class variables? I tried <property> but that didn't create a link. Thanks, Tony