Re: Hi my name is Steven and I'm working on a class project at UC San Diego

From: Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 23:13:19 +0000
Subject: Re: Hi my name is Steven and I'm working on a class project at UC San Diego
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On Jun 30, 2011, at 1:12 PM, Steven Shaginyan wrote: > Followed the directions from > https://wiki.php.net/doc/articles/phd_ide?s[]=phd&s[]=ide > and tried > installing phd and phd_ide, but was without luck. Under Ubuntu 11.04 > and PHP 5.3.5 the error displayed after "sudo pear install > phpdocs/PhD" was > > Did not download optional dependencies: phpdocs/PhD_PHP, > phpdocs/PhD_PEAR, phpdocs/PhD_IDE, use --alldeps to download > automatically > phpdocs/PhD requires PHP extension "sqlite3" > phpdocs/PhD can optionally use package "phpdocs/PhD_PHP" > phpdocs/PhD can optionally use package "phpdocs/PhD_PEAR" > phpdocs/PhD can optionally use package "phpdocs/PhD_IDE" > phpdocs/PhD can optionally use PHP extension "haru" > phpdocs/PhD_Generic requires package "phpdocs/PhD" (version >= 0.9.0) > phpdocs/PhD_Generic can optionally use PHP extension "haru" > No valid packages found > install failed > > I also did try with "--alldeps" but got the same problem > > Under Mac OS X 10.6.8 and PHP 5.3.4 after "phd --docbook > doc-base/.manual.xml --package ide --format xml --format funclist" I > get > > [00:34:42 - E_USER_ERROR ] > /usr/lib/php/phpdotnet/phd/Options/Handler.php:177 > Invalid Package (Tried: 'ide' Supported: 'Generic, IDE, PHP') > > I have thoroughly searched in google in hopes of finding a solution to > these issues, but came to no conclusion. If further log information is > needed please tell me. Thank you. Hello Steven, Nice to see you testing out PhD_IDE! :) Regarding the first, maybe sqlite3 isn't compiled into your PHP. That error should be clearer. :/ Regarding the second, there was a typo in the docs. It should be IDE and not ide. And please write phpdoc@lists.php.net with future PhD questions, and/or visit #php.doc on IRC EFnet. Regards, Philip

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