Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-13 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
I propose moving the Zend API docs to phpdoc/en/zendapi, but we need to 
make up a good folder structure. We need the XML files, but not simpler 
then Extending_Zend_xml, and we also need the figures and source 
examples in some sensible folder structure. I also don't know whether it 
would be better to move on the CVS server (retaining history), or just 
copy-add-commit-remove_on_old_file...
Why don't we stick it in phpdoc/en/chapters/zendapi and move the streams 
stuff into phpdoc/en/chapters/streams?

As for the structure relative to this directory, can't we keep the current 
directory structure on the zend site?

I'd like to see the CVS files copied across, retaining the history.
The chapters folder is silly. There is no such thing in the manual we 
call chapters. We can have an en/developers/ folder for example, where 
we put the developers docs (zend and streams for now).

Goba


Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-13 Thread Aidan Lister
The chapters folder is silly. There is no such thing in the manual we call 
chapters. We can have an en/developers/ folder for example, where we put 
the developers docs (zend and streams for now).

Goba
We have at the moment: PHP API: Interfaces for extension writers
(http://livedocs.homelinux.com/en/api.html)
That chapter contains the steams chapter.
http://livedocs.homelinux.com/en/streams.html
I'm not sure what the proper words are, section / chapter, whatever.
I agree we should create a section of the manual for things which don't 
apply to general users. developers sounds good to me.
phpdoc/en/developers/zend
phpdoc/en/developers/streams

Is that the only thing we have to decide? If yes, then we need to:
a) move the zend docs to proposed folder, disregarding history
b) move the stream docs to proposed folder
c) add a preface for the developer section
Anything else? 


Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-13 Thread Nuno Lopes
The chapters folder is silly. There is no such thing in the manual we 
call chapters. We can have an en/developers/ folder for example, where we 
put the developers docs (zend and streams for now).

Goba
We have at the moment: PHP API: Interfaces for extension writers
(http://livedocs.homelinux.com/en/api.html)
That chapter contains the steams chapter.
http://livedocs.homelinux.com/en/streams.html
I'm not sure what the proper words are, section / chapter, whatever.
I agree we should create a section of the manual for things which don't 
apply to general users. developers sounds good to me.
phpdoc/en/developers/zend
phpdoc/en/developers/streams

Is that the only thing we have to decide? If yes, then we need to:
a) move the zend docs to proposed folder, disregarding history
b) move the stream docs to proposed folder
c) add a preface for the developer section
Anything else?

Oh, yes! A lot!!
Update the Zend API stuff... :)
+1 for en/developers
Nuno 


Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-13 Thread Nuno Lopes
What about having sub-chapters for the API docs for each PHP
version. For example there are still PHP 3 developer docs in
the manual, the Zend API Docs are for PHP 4, and we lack PHP
5 information. This is all different so this is something to
think about.
We first need to know if there are many API changes between Zend 1 and 2.
For example, the Streams API is identical, so there is no need to replicate 
it.

Nuno 


Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-13 Thread Derick Rethans
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004, Nuno Lopes wrote:

  What about having sub-chapters for the API docs for each PHP
  version. For example there are still PHP 3 developer docs in
  the manual, the Zend API Docs are for PHP 4, and we lack PHP
  5 information. This is all different so this is something to
  think about.

 We first need to know if there are many API changes between Zend 1 and 2.
 For example, the Streams API is identical, so there is no need to replicate
 it.

Most ofphp 4 applies to php 5, except for new stuff, and oo stuff.

Derick

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Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-13 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
Putting streams stuff into the chapters folder was a mistake in the 
first place, since 'chapters' is depreciated, it is not supposed to have 
new files, and stuff is moved out of it to more sensible places (eg. 
install)...

Is that the only thing we have to decide? If yes, then we need to:
a) move the zend docs to proposed folder, disregarding history
b) move the stream docs to proposed folder
c) add a preface for the developer section
We might need to restructure some of the Zend docs (ie. change container 
tags) to enable smooth integration into the part structure we use 
additionaly.

Anything else?
Oh, yes! A lot!!
Update the Zend API stuff... :)
Of course :)
What about having sub-chapters for the API docs for each PHP
version. For example there are still PHP 3 developer docs in
the manual, the Zend API Docs are for PHP 4, and we lack PHP
5 information. This is all different so this is something to
think about.
Interesting question. How do we cope versioning of the development 
docs... Now the Zend API docs are even not actual for PHP 4 AFAIK. Since 
the Zend API have not changed much between Zend Engine 1 and 2, we might 
do best with a bit of separation on the OO part only.

Goba


Re: [PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-12 Thread Derick Rethans
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Aidan Lister wrote:

  I propose moving the Zend API docs to phpdoc/en/zendapi, but we need to
  make up a good folder structure. We need the XML files, but not simpler
  then Extending_Zend_xml, and we also need the figures and source
  examples in some sensible folder structure. I also don't know whether it
  would be better to move on the CVS server (retaining history), or just
  copy-add-commit-remove_on_old_file...
 
  Goba

 Why don't we stick it in phpdoc/en/chapters/zendapi and move the streams
 stuff into phpdoc/en/chapters/streams?

 As for the structure relative to this directory, can't we keep the current
 directory structure on the zend site?

 I'd like to see the CVS files copied across, retaining the history.

The history is pretty much empty, so there is no good reason for doing
that.

Derick

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[PHP-DOC] Re: Zend API documentation to be moved to the phpdoc repository

2004-10-11 Thread Aidan Lister
 I propose moving the Zend API docs to phpdoc/en/zendapi, but we need to 
 make up a good folder structure. We need the XML files, but not simpler 
 then Extending_Zend_xml, and we also need the figures and source 
 examples in some sensible folder structure. I also don't know whether it 
 would be better to move on the CVS server (retaining history), or just 
 copy-add-commit-remove_on_old_file...

 Goba

Why don't we stick it in phpdoc/en/chapters/zendapi and move the streams 
stuff into phpdoc/en/chapters/streams?

As for the structure relative to this directory, can't we keep the current 
directory structure on the zend site?

I'd like to see the CVS files copied across, retaining the history.

Aidan 


Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-03 Thread Gabor Hojtsy

  My personal opinion: I think it's great to have these zend docs
  available at phpdoc. Since the manual is at first glance a manual for
  users, and already very large (and will grow in future) I hope this
  will _NOT_ become a part of the manual. Providing it as seperate
  developer manual would be a better idea IMHO.
  But I am also no old pro and nothing to decide.
 
 having the manual as it is now as the user-manual and the zend api docs
 as a start for a developer-manual that reference each other is a good
 thing [tm] imho. the user-manual  may have an appendix extending PHP
 which contains a pointer to the developer-manual

+1 for having a users manual, and a developers manual
   separately :)

+1 for having a complete user manual, and a shortened
   user manual downloadable :)

As for translation, the users manual is the most important
part. Developers often know english much better than users,
so they would be happy with an up to date english developers
manual IMHO. So the separation not just helps users but also
translators to ditinquish what is the most important to
translate.

Extending PHP 3 can also be moved to the developers manual.

Goba





[PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread James Cox

I spoke to Zeev in IRC shortly, and he has given me permission to move the
Zend API documentation into the phpdoc tree. I checked it out a short while
ago, and am going through cleaning it up to phpdoc style.

I am not going to commit this just yet -- i wanted to get any comments
first, since i'm not an old pro at phpdoc yet - so i want to check
everything out first.

Thanks,

James

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Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread Jan Lehnardt

Hi,
On Wed, 2 Jan 2002 22:14:30 -
James Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am not going to commit this just yet -- i wanted to get any comments
 first, since i'm not an old pro at phpdoc yet - so i want to check
 everything out first.
I am no old pro either, but I think is is great to have the API docs
accessable for phpdoc people. visionperhaps they will get updated
;)/vision

Jan
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Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread Richard Samar

James Cox wrote:
 
 I spoke to Zeev in IRC shortly, and he has given me permission to move the
 Zend API documentation into the phpdoc tree. I checked it out a short while
 ago, and am going through cleaning it up to phpdoc style.
 
 I am not going to commit this just yet -- i wanted to get any comments
 first, since i'm not an old pro at phpdoc yet - so i want to check
 everything out first.

great deal! let's do it :-) I had checked out the zapidoc @ zendcvs
some time ago and it seemed that some things are outdated and from the
book by till/tobias. is that right or am I wrong?

-moh



Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread Friedhelm Betz

Hi

 I am not going to commit this just yet -- i wanted to get any comments
 first, since i'm not an old pro at phpdoc yet - so i want to check
 everything out first.
 I am no old pro either, but I think is is great to have the API docs
 accessable for phpdoc people. visionperhaps they will get updated
 ;)/vision

 Jan

My personal opinion: I think it's great to have these zend docs
available at phpdoc. Since the manual is at first glance a manual for
users, and already very large (and will grow in future) I hope this
will _NOT_ become a part of the manual. Providing it as seperate
developer manual would be a better idea IMHO.
But I am also no old pro and nothing to decide.

 Friedhelm   




Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread Jan Lehnardt

Hi,
On Wed, 2 Jan 2002 23:39:37 +0100
Friedhelm Betz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 My personal opinion: I think it's great to have these zend docs
 available at phpdoc. Since the manual is at first glance a manual for
 users, and already very large (and will grow in future) I hope this
 will _NOT_ become a part of the manual. Providing it as seperate
 developer manual would be a better idea IMHO.
 But I am also no old pro and nothing to decide.

having the manual as it is now as the user-manual and the zend api docs
as a start for a developer-manual that reference each other is a good
thing [tm] imho. the user-manual  may have an appendix extending PHP
which contains a pointer to the developer-manual


Jan
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RE: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread James Cox

I'm guessing that much could be out of date, however that would be one of
the core things of getting it into the hands of the phpdoc team. :)

James

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 James Cox wrote:
 
  I spoke to Zeev in IRC shortly, and he has given me permission
 to move the
  Zend API documentation into the phpdoc tree. I checked it out a
 short while
  ago, and am going through cleaning it up to phpdoc style.
 
  I am not going to commit this just yet -- i wanted to get any comments
  first, since i'm not an old pro at phpdoc yet - so i want to check
  everything out first.

 great deal! let's do it :-) I had checked out the zapidoc @ zendcvs
 some time ago and it seemed that some things are outdated and from the
 book by till/tobias. is that right or am I wrong?

 -moh





Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread Richard Samar



James Cox wrote:
 
 I'm guessing that much could be out of date, however that would be one of
 the core things of getting it into the hands of the phpdoc team. :)
 
 James

I just talked to Hartmut at the phpconf in Frankfurt and there were
ideas of moving it to phpdoc and also to make it up2date :-)
...I though don't want talk for anyone. So I'll wait and see what he
has to say this progress now :-)

-moh



Re: [PHP-DOC] RE: Zend API documentation.

2002-01-02 Thread Richard Samar



Philip Olson wrote:
 
  I just talked to Hartmut at the phpconf in Frankfurt and there were
  ideas of moving it to phpdoc and also to make it up2date :-)
  ...I though don't want talk for anyone. So I'll wait and see what he
  has to say this progress now :-)
 
 Sounds good.  Here are a couple initial options that come to mind:
 
 a) Add a Warning entity on outdated zend api pages until the given page is
up-to-date. OR
 b) Don't include any zend api docs until all is up-to-date.

In order not to omit 90% of the apiddoc (this is just a tiny little
exaggerated estimation!) I think a) will make the majority of us
more happy :-)

ehh, what was c) again? :-)

-moh