Re: PHPdoc CVS repository

Looks to be a windows only problem, i was using the unix path seperator instead of the constant which i set to the correct seperator for the os. I've updated the snapshot with the fix, hopefully this is the problem, otherwise i won't get it fixed for awhile since i have a windows box setup here at work. -joshua eichorn Florian Clever wrote:

Thanks Joshua, I downloaded your snapshot. It looks better (for example it does not through this array_map error anymore), however there seems to be an issue in regards to filenames. I am running on Windows 2000. All non-class files (thus all the procedural files) get the name "_". So basically it writes all data into a file called "_" over and over again, everytime essentially wiping out the previous file. This did not happen with the 0.2.5 release. It might be just a windows issue, because if you enter paths with "\" it outputs them as "\\". I did not have time yet too look at the source code, but maybe you already know what I am talking about. Florian

-----Original Message----- From: Joshua Eichorn [mailto:jeichorn@JoshuaEichorn.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 12:52 PM To: Florian Clever Cc: pear-general@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PEAR] PHPdoc CVS repository Florian, Glad i could help you out. Hopefully this christmas i'll write a new version using the new php extension for doing the parsing. You should be able to simple put a docblock at the top of a page, and as long as the next documentable element is also documented then is will use the first one as a page summary. For example: <?php /** * A page containing all of my constants */ /** * A constant */ define("test","test"); ?> However there seems to be a bug in the code and this isn't working. It seems I didn't have that section in the template. I've fixed the bug and put a new snapshot up at

http://developer.phpdoc.org -joshua eichorn Florian Clever wrote:

Joshua, thanks for the link. It works pretty well. Is it possible to get it to output somekind of general file summary at the top for procedural files? Just below Page:/root/filename. Similar to the brief description displayed for classes just below the classname. I guess you could also call it a file @abstract. Florian

-----Original Message----- From: Joshua Eichorn [mailto:jeichorn@joshuaeichorn.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 6:10 PM To: Florian Clever Cc: pear-general@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PEAR] PHPdoc CVS repository If you want to work on phpdoc check the new php2xml phpdoc ext that produces xml of your php code using the zend engine. also if you just need some documentation now and dont want to work on lots of code, you might want to look at some of the other phpdoc implementations out there. For example i got a version at http://phpdoc.org -joshua eichorn Florian Clever wrote:

I am currently using the PHPdoc 1.0beta and running into a few problems which I am looking into fixing. I would like to check against the current PHPdoc CVS version to

see if some

of that is already fixed. However I am unable to find the CVS repository for PHPdoc. www.phpdoc.de states it should be at cvs.php.net/php4/pear/phpdoc. However that directory seems to be empty. Anybody who could shine some light on this. thanks a lot, Flori