> > Anyway, when they add a new function, I'm sure they
> > want it to be mentioned in the documentation, otherwise
> > nobody uses it...
>
> Good point, But we cannot list all contributors on the author list. I
> suggest therefore into the starting section a list of contributors with
> full name and mail-address.
I'm afraid you didn't understand me right. I meant, that when a
DEVELOPPER makes a new function, he wants it (the function) to be
mentioned in the docs.
Of course, it's impossible to add all contributors there. The usual
'substantial contributor' rule should be applied.
> > I'll add the TODO file soon, then.
>
> Can you add then the missing functions? Look at Hartmut's functions tables
> in the statistics page at:
>
> http://www.zugeschaut-und-mitgebaut.de/php or
> http://zend.com/phpfunc
I haven't done that yet, if someone feels he should add it, please, go ahead
:)
Otherwise, I'll do it sometime next week.
> I know Hartmut very well, and he has done so many contributions for the
> PHP manual and the German translation. If nobody have something against, I
> put him on the author list.
I haven't been following the phpdoc-proj for a long time, but I think he
should be mentioned.
> Please don't make such megapatches. After deleting over 700 emails I could
> again get access to my mailbox.
I'm sorry! But wouldn't it have been even worse if it were all separate
commits?
Goba wrote:
> We discussed this earlier and ended up in making all the
> function names lowercase, to avoid confusion. As I can
> remember.
That is what I remembered... Of course it doesn't matter because
funcnames are case-insensiteve (though on Zend you can read somewhere (don't
know anymore where)) what maybe that will change), but for the sake
of uniformity and clarity, I'm still standing in favor of the all-lowercase
policy.
> -Egon
Jeroen
