Hannes Magnusson wrote:
If you believe <property> would be the appropriate markup for it then
we can implement it in PhD without ASAP.
How do you want it to work?
To link to class variables:
<property>classname->variablename</property> to reference class
variable and <property>classname::variablename</property> to reference
static variable (::$varname and ::varname would both generate <a
href="...">classname::$varname</a> markup)?
That sounds about right.
In the markup I'd write:
<property>mysqli->affected_rows</property>
and this would generate HTML along the lines of:
<a href="mysqli.affected_rows.html"
class="property">$mysqli->affected_rows</a>
Note: there is no '$' specified in the XML markup, but one is generated
for the HTML output as this is how the PHP code would be written for a
property.
For static variables (of which I don't think I've found an example yet)
it would look like:
<property>mysqli::varname</property>
and it would generate HTML like:
<a href="mysqli.varname.html" class="property">mysqli::$varname</a>
again, as that's how the PHP code would look (for static vars).
So that's basically the same as what you said (with the small addition
of the auto-generated '$' in the output of the first case).
Does that look OK?
Thanks,
Tony
