"Gyozo Papp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > I've translated the array.xml into Hungarian recently and I found > some documentaion issue in the file with revision 1.147. > > 1) two aliases are documented: > pos() > sizeof() > > 2) array_unique is working differenly as documented: > it has been reported as a bug, too: > http://bugs.php.net/?id=14805 > > array_unique preserves the latest key and not the first in 4.0.6, > but the manual states the opposite. (This part of the bug report > may be a documentation issue.) > > The followings are only remarks for 'look and feel better': > > 3) usort() (line 3585-3588) > this para describes exactly what is in ¬e.func-callback; > except that it points to the 3rd examples. > Why not remove it and put a ¬e.func-callback; immidiately > before the 3rd example? > > 4) The example results displayed in various ways, in comments within > programlisting or a successive para element or simply omitted, but > in several function page it appears in a screen (or a separate > programlisting) element. > > The results of programlistings code appear > in comments: > + array_count_values > array_flip > array_fill > array_keys > + array_map > array_pad > array_splice > array_sum > + array_unique > array_values > + in_array > count > > in text (within a para element): > array_diff > array_filter > array_intersect > array_merge > * array_merge_recursive > array_pop > array_push > * array_rerverse > array_reduce > array_shift > array_unshift > compact > each > > + means that echo, var_dump() or print_r() is also used on the > affected variables > * indicates that it may be reasonable as the result is part of a > longer explanation. > > 5) there is colon in the para 'See also' of the following: > (corresponding line numbers in paranthesis. > Note that I used rev 1.147) > arsort (2507) > array_push (1272) > current (2296) > end (2426) > extract (2591) > next (3069) > pos (3093) > prev (3132) > reset (3228) > rsort (3291) > sort (3434) > uasort (3480) > uksort (3548) > usort (3733) > > Additionally: > krsort - a space missing between 'natsort</function>' > and 'and' (2788) > array_map (904) and array_reduce (1441) - missing ', and' > > I am able to make most of the changes (expect the one related > to the bug 14805), but I need your confirmation as I'm also > not an old pro in phpdoc :)
Please make the changes. If something goes wrong, there are many people who can correct it afterwards. You can also apply a fix for bug #14805. -Egon