Re: PHPDoc again

From: Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 00:45:24 +0000
Subject: Re: PHPDoc again
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Guillaume, On Mon, 2002-06-17 at 12:10, Guillaume SMET wrote: > ok > I'll mail you soon. I have to put some order in my sourcecode > before :) and translate some french words in the generated doc. > > Is there any document which describes precisely what PHPDoc > must do ? For example, I don't like template systems but I'm > not sure using the XSLT extension is a good solution because > it's not a common extension (really few people install it). > It's the same problem with the DOMXML extension. Can we use > PHP4 only code or have we to be PHP3 compliant ? > Do we have to maintain the template solution up to date or can > we forget it ? > I don't have any answer to my questions so it's pretty > difficult to take a decision :/ > > I think that people using PHPDoc (and I think PEAR use it) may > feel concerned by improving this tool. There are really good > ideas in the current version but there are also many annoying > bug. Perhaps it's not really the point currently with everyone > looking on the installation procedure... Since I tried to get answers to my questions as you are trying to do (even mailing the the author - Ulf Wendel) a lot of times and no response comes from anywhere we can take mantainership over it. After that we start to develop it following the specifications of JavaDoc: ---------- http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc ---------- Another option maybe consult other developers from PHP/PEAR to know features most people want from it. One thing you should know is that I can only spend my spare time on that (about 4 hours a week - mostly on weekends), after college and work. And as I talked in earlier mails I'm still planning to develop my conclusion tesis at college about PHPDoc. I just need at least one person with some experience to help me on implementation (you), since I'll use formal languages (as on compilers, with lexical and - maybe - other analysis) to implement it. If you want to help me on that I can start to talk to some professor whom will guide me on the theory under that and than I can spent a lot of hours/day and 2 semesters to release something *stable*. -- Ate´ Antonio "Can't buy what I want because its FREE!" - Pearl Jam floripa@PHP.net | PHP & FreeBSD & MySQL | PGP Key ID 0x5BBEB073

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