Re: new release : phpdoc v2.0
| From: | Christian Calloway | Date: | Tue, 13 Feb 2001 04:44:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: new release : phpdoc v2.0 | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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Great program man!
Carlos
"Christian Calloway" <cubadc@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:...
> Hey everyone,
>
> I just released phpdoc v2.0, which is a program used to document PHP
class
> definitions.
> This version is a complete rewrite of v1.0, and takes a different approach
> to creating
> documentation.
>
> Where most other applications try to imitate Javadoc as much as possible,
> this application actually does very little, because it actually uses
Javadoc
> to create PHP documentation. Since the Javadoc API is quite open, and
since
> my application is in Java, its a simple matter to plugin to the Javadoc
> program. All my application does is parse a PHP class definition through
the
> use of regular expressions, and then convert that class definition from
PHP
> syntax to Java Syntax, then hand the converted source over to Javadoc.
What
> this means is that all the options and power of Javadoc is available to my
> program, you can use any Javadoc option, doclet, @tag or whatever in
phpdoc
> and in your source and the resulting documentation will be no different
then
> if an actual .java file were passed to Javadoc. All is explained in
greater
> detail
> at my site, and in instructions I provide.
>
> A final note, the library of Javadoc doclets are also open to you when
using
> phpdoc. For anyone
> whom doesnt know, doclets are programs written in the Java programming
> language that specify the
> content and format of the output of the Javadoc tool. By default, Javadoc
> uses the Standard doclet
> which creates the .HTML formatted documentation were all used to. You can
> provide any doclet
> you wish however to customize the output however you like. The wealth of
> third party doclets
> available at the javasoft site allow you to create for example RTF, PDF,
and
> even Japanese based
> API documentation.
>
> You must have the JDK installed on your system (of which Javadoc comes
part
> of)
>
> You can download phpdoc v2.0 at
> http://www.callowayprints.com/phpdoc/phpdoc.php
>
> Thanks Everyone,
>
> Christian
>
>
>