Re: Doc proto question

personally, I always prefix static methods like 'staticGet', Just so it's blatently clear :).. - it's no way a pear standard or anything, but it is worth the extra 6 characters just for clarity, Regards Alan Jesus M. Castagnetto wrote:

Not really. Most of the PHP code documentation tools are based on the Javadoc-style (see http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc/writingdoccomments/ for details). The one I am using lately (PHPDocumentor) has its documented tags here: http://phpdocu.sourceforge.net/spec/tags/tags.html Usually you mention that the method is static in the description: /** * Static method that solves NP-complete equations * ... */ function solveNP($equation) { return "yeah, right!"; } Now, as for the C code I am not sure, but I gather that as it is C and not C++, you will also need to put it in the documentation as a comment. --- l0t3k <cshmoove@hotmail.com> wrote:

is there a way with the current doc tools to markup a method to indicate that it's static ? im thinking primarily about the proto headers in extension source, but id appreciate answers r.e. PHPDoc also l0t3k

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