> > function in_array: > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > Parameter | Description | Notes > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > needle | What is being searched for | Became mixed in > > | | PHP 4.2.0 > > haystack | What we're searching in | > > strict | If set to true, the type will | Defaults to false > > | also be compared. | > > ============================================================== > > On failure: returns false > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > Seeing that below the proto might be useful and easy to read. > > Anyway, something to think about :) > > There are some functions somewhere in the documentation with > parameters documented this way, but I cannot find them right > now... This would be a very nice thing (TM) IMHO, but needs a > tremendous amount of work and/or a very long time. We discussed > the idea of restructuring the manual pages in a "man" like manner, > to organize content... It would be quite nice, but I cannot > volunteer any time to this project. > Goba
One day here I'll create a few to see how they look, I also agree it would be a nice thing but as you mention would require a LOT of work to complete. Maybe we can do one extension at a time. Man pages are nice but since all PHP functions have such a few amount of "options" (parameters), using the above table might work. I really look forward to the individual function CHANGELOG implementation, has there been any work or news on that? I would like to work on that before the above. Regards, Philip -- PHP Documentation Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
