On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Bill wrote:
> Matt Sergeant wrote:
> >
> > Something I'd really love to see, is documentation to the extent that the
> > php site has docs. And thier docs are user-annotatable, which is a really
> > cool feature.
> >
> > --
> > <Matt/>
>
> This would be cool. However, in at least a few cases, the PHP docs leave
> something to be desired. I remember looking up the Oracle connect calls for
> PHP online once (for 3.0), and having people hold a debate about how a
> function really worked, because the docs were wrong, but no one really
> knew what was right--one guy would say, "I think it really returns THIS,"
> and another would respond with, "No, I think it returns THAT." Gives you a
> nice warm and fuzzy feeling about quality of documentation... :)
Of course they could have just resolved it by looking at the source :)
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