Well, that list of the list of functions implemented in PHP, and not the
list of functions documented in the manual. Therefore it is not correct
for linking stuff, since you might link to something which is not (yet)
documented.
It will not be hard to write a script for it. But before I want to ask
> Well, that list of the list of functions implemented in PHP, and not the
> list of functions documented in the manual. Therefore it is not correct
> for linking stuff, since you might link to something which is not (yet)
> documented.
It will not be hard to write a script for it. But before I wa
Some code for this is available in the extended CHM generator. The
problem is that you need a complete list of built in functions for that
to work in memory (or you need to check if a file exists which documents
that function) runtime. The second option should not be selected, since
we made our bes
> Some code for this is available in the extended CHM generator. The
> problem is that you need a complete list of built in functions for that
> to work in memory (or you need to check if a file exists which documents
> that function) runtime. The second option should not be selected, since
> we ma
What about adding a regexp that will link all the PHP functions in the
examples to their man page ?
That function should be slightly modified as PHP functions are
highlighted the same as user-defined functions.
I vote for it - by modification of highlight_php() website function.
Some code for this
> What about adding a regexp that will link all the PHP functions in the
> examples to their man page ?
That function should be slightly modified as PHP functions are
highlighted the same as user-defined functions.
I vote for it - by modification of highlight_php() website function.
Jakub Vrana
Hi !
What about adding a regexp that will link all the PHP functions in the
examples to their man page ?
This could be done with [26-Dec-2003 12:43]'s note in
http://php.net/highlight_string
Opinions ?
didou
