RE: PHP information....

Greetings, I am not quite sure how to go about this, so I have decided to start by contacting the webmaster of the PHP.net site. I am in the middle of developing an online tool that will check the PHP-version dependency of PHP scripts... Basically a an online tool that will read through your code, chew out function names, and compare the function name to when that function was added to PHP. The highest PHP-version value is saved, and returned. So the output could be that "your code requires version 4.0.4 of PHP, here is why..." and it would list the "red flagged" functions that it found which have only just recently been added to PHP. This is handy for people developing freeware CGI scripts, as it will allow them to create scripts that are better supported by older versions of PHP, but it will also allow them to post a conclusive requirement for the PHP-version needed to run their script... Writing the tool is the easy part, what I lack is the database of function names, and the version of PHP that they were introduced in. I noticed that each function description page on the PHP.net site has this information for both php3 and php4... I was wondering if it would be possible for someone to take a few minutes, and create a simple query to produce a text file which contains the function name, php3 version and php4 version that it was introduced in; current for PHP4.0.6. The actual format of the text file is irrelevant, as long as it is consistent I will be able to reformat it easily for use within my own application... So essentially I'm asking for a favour, please pass this around until it has reached the hands of someone that might be able to help me, as any help gathering this information would be much appreciated. Thanks, -Dave Crawford SuperbScripts.com