Re: documentation generation question

Greg/Joshua, wow - talk about upgrading from PHPDoc :-) Fantastic package, congratulations on what looks like a mountain of work. Install went smooth as silk, took about 2 seconds to get up and running on Windows. Couple of questions while I have your attention: - had the same problem as Tony, with empty output for Author/version/copyright - bug? - is there a simmple way to disable listing of Files for any given package? - any alternative stylesheets kicking around? Being able to widen the left contents div would be handy Other than that great work, cheers, Demian Greg Beaver wrote:

Hi Demian, Um, install phpDocumentor :) Seriously, the time it takes to install will be justified by the time saved trying to work around the oddities of phpdoc.de's PHPDoc. Installation involves unzipping the archive into any directory, and running ./phpdoc. It's not really complicated. Of course, you could also sync from anonymous cvs, as it is MUCH more stable and feature-full than the 1.2.0beta3 release (we'll be doing a 1.2.0rc1 release in about 2 weeks, when I have time to finish the docs and wrap up a few other loose ends) Once you're installed, use @package tags in the inherited classes to specify a different package. http://www.phpdoc.org/docs/HTMLSmartyConverter/PHP/phpDocumentor/tutorial_tags.package.pkg.html Greg -- phpDocumentor http://www.phpdoc.org Demian Turner wrote:

Hi, I have a general question about document generation in PHP. Currently I'm using PHPdoc from http://www.phpdoc.de and am trying to sort my docs into packages to follow the class structure. I know I should be using PHPdocumentor, haven't had time to install it yet ;-) But following the logic PHPdoc uses, any class that inherits from a class belonging to package A becomes part of package A. This can't be right, and as I'm using a java-style Object base class, I cannot 'force' anything into separate packages. Anyone come up with a solution to this problem? cheers, Demian