Re: PHPDocumentor

Ehem, Sparse? Did you visit phpdoc.org? if not, don't walk, run and go there ;-) You will find a complete tutorial and the user's manual there, and you can pick what template to use while reading it: http://phpdoc.org/docs/ I usually use an invokation such as: $ phpdoc -d /path/to/phpcode -t /path/to/generated/apidoc --pear -ti 'Name of package' -o 'HTML:frames:default,HTML:frames:l0l33t' To get some help use: $ phpdoc -h Where phpdoc is the script in the 'bin' subdir of the dir where your PHP libs, etc. get installed. The web interface is nice, but I had not used it in many moons. Gotten used to the command line interface. Happy reading and documenting. --- Joel Allyn Cron <jacron0@uky.edu> wrote: > I find it rather funny that the Documentation for the Documentor is rather > sparse about how to actually use the tool. The user interface on the web > interface is mind boggling to a new user (me, for instance). I've been > messing with it for a couple of hours and (embarassingly enough) I haven't > gotten it to make docs for itself yet. ===== --- Jesus M. Castagnetto (jcastagnetto@yahoo.com) Research: http://metallo.scripps.edu/ Personal: http://www.castagnetto.org/ __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com