On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 18:31, Patrick van Staveren <tr...@vanstaveren.us> wrote: > I've been using this function reference for years, and was surprised to find > that if I read closely, above each table for the various values to pass in, > the type of the value is specified. I'd never read the page closely enough > to realize that the options are grouped by type; I think it might be common > for readers to skim like this. > > I think it'll be more obvious to the reader if the types are specified as a > title of each table. > > This is my first foray into docbook, so comments on how to achieve this are > appreciated!
Hi Patrick, Overall the patch looks good, and it certainly makes the output nicer and more readable. On the callback section, however, it would be better if you used <type>callback</type>, which would link to the documentation on callbacks [1] rather than trying to describe it in the title. Besides, your description of a callback doesn't catch all the types of callbacks someone might use anyway. [1] http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.pseudo-types.php -- Daniel Egeberg
