Re: Re: Questions about phpDocumenter standards.

Two questions. Say I have a file test.php with the following contents: <?php /** * Test * * Description * * {@internal To access the company guidelines on modifying this class, * see {@link http://www.example.com Company Guidelines}, or contact * your supervisor}} * Using this class can be very helpful for several reasons. etc. etc. * * @category A

* @package    B

* */ ?> The @internal stuff doesn't appear when I don't want it to, but I can't seem to make it appear when I want it to, either. Here's the command line argument I used: c:\path\to\phpdoc -o HTML:frames:earthli -f test.php -t test --parseprivate c:\path\to\phpdoc -o HTML:frames:earthli -f test.php -t test -pp Neither worked. Also, someone, in an earlier email, said that @internal doesn't work with tags, yet the following does seem to be hidden by them, none-the-less: <?php /** * Test * * Description * * {@internal To access the company guidelines on modifying this class, * see {@link http://www.example.com Company Guidelines}, or contact * your supervisor * * <ul><li>test</li><li>test</li></ul>}} * Using this class can be very helpful for several reasons. etc. etc. * * @category A

* @package    B

* */ ?> Any ideas?