You don't have to follow php-dev to catch these,
just point your browser to this URL:
http://www.php.net/bugs.php?cmd=Display+Bugs&status=Open&bug_type=Documentation+problem&by=Any
--Jani
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> This is documentation problem.
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>This brings me to another point, since not-so-long-ago there is a
>phpdoc/TODO file, and we would greatly appreciate it that an entry is added
>whenever there is a substantial change to PHP which should be documented. Of
>course, it'd even better if you instead update the docs yourself ;-).
>Updating the TODO will increase the likelyhood that the documentation will
>be updated soon. If you don't have Karma to phpdoc, get it, or simply mail
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>This also applies to documenation problems like this one. They should IMO at
>least be cross-posted to phpdoc@, so the phpdoc ppl don't need to follow
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>Jeroen
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