On 8/16/07, Stanislav Malyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > (Pimping out PhD again; ) PhD uses only few mbs (don't recall the > > exact number, its less than 30mb at least) :) > > Tried using phd, but got this: > > Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_SL in > /root/phd/setup/setup.messages.php on line 21 > > Like 21 looks like this: > const USAGE = <<<~MESSAGE > > I didn't know PHP supports such syntax, is this some kind of private patch?
Yes. The patch is available at http://phpdoc.gwynne.dyndns.org/nowdocs/PHP_5_2.patch (or should, seems like her server is down at the moment). Currently the setup only creates the config file: <?php $OPTIONS = array ( 'output_format' => array('xhtml'), 'output_theme' => array( 'xhtml' => array( 'php' => array( 'phpweb', 'chunkedhtml', 'bightml', ), ), ), 'index' => true, 'xml_root' => '/home/bjori/php/doc', 'language' => 'en', 'fallback_language' => 'en', 'enforce_revisions' => false, 'compatibility_mode' => true, 'build_log_file' => 'none', 'debug' => true, ); ?> This is mine, you can save it (substituting /home/bjori/php/doc with the location of your phpdoc checkout) as "config.php" and put it in the root dir (same directory as build.php). Note: you still need to "make .manual.xml" in your phpdoc dir. Gwynne is working on completely removing the phpdoc configure and make steps. Also, sometime tomorrow I will commit a patch fixing the "next/previous page" which is dependent on the patch from http://news.php.net/php.internals/31583 Both of these dependencies will of course be removed if they don't make it into PHP5.3.0 -Hannes
