Re: [PHP-DOC] Documenting coding standards
Hi, Philip Olson wrote: [...] We could link to PEAR. In the docs we use the PEAR coding standard for examples. We should not duplicate the infos from PEAR, imho. How about having the tutorial briefly talk about it (why it's good to do), and link to the PEAR coding standard. Fine with me. Talking about coding standards in general and *briefly*, linking to PEAR is fine with me ;-) And to go one step further: talking about documenting sourcecode and link to phpdocumentor? Seems a good idea to me ;-) Maybe in "Hints and Tips" ... Friedhelm
Re: [PHP-DOC] Documenting coding standards
On Oct 15, 2006, at 7:14 PM, Friedhelm Betz wrote: Hi, Etienne Kneuss wrote: Hi, Currently, there is no official coding standards documented on php.net. Because of that, the coding standards of PEAR are often referenced in discussions. It may be useful to document some coding standards: indenting, whitespaces, directly on php.net, giving beginners rules/advices to code in a way that looks nice. [...] What do you think ? We could link to PEAR. In the docs we use the PEAR coding standard for examples. We should not duplicate the infos from PEAR, imho. How about having the tutorial briefly talk about it (why it's good to do), and link to the PEAR coding standard. Regards, Philip
Re: [PHP-DOC] Documenting coding standards
Hi, Etienne Kneuss wrote: Hi, Currently, there is no official coding standards documented on php.net. Because of that, the coding standards of PEAR are often referenced in discussions. It may be useful to document some coding standards: indenting, whitespaces, directly on php.net, giving beginners rules/advices to code in a way that looks nice. [...] What do you think ? We could link to PEAR. In the docs we use the PEAR coding standard for examples. We should not duplicate the infos from PEAR, imho. Friedhelm
[PHP-DOC] Documenting coding standards
Hi, Currently, there is no official coding standards documented on php.net. Because of that, the coding standards of PEAR are often referenced in discussions. It may be useful to document some coding standards: indenting, whitespaces, directly on php.net, giving beginners rules/advices to code in a way that looks nice. Now, I'm afraid it can't be done from a completely objective point of view and depends on tastes. Maybe a vote ? What do you think ? -E -- Etienne Kneuss http://www.colder.ch/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
