On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 21:35, Eddie Drapkin <[email protected]> wrote: > Right now, in the manual, there's no way to distinguish between static > and concrete methods. Take the DateTime class, for instance. > DateTime::createFromFormat is a static method, and in the navigation, > table of contents, etc. it's referred to as > DateTime::createFromFormat; however, DateTime::format is a concrete
I.. don't know. I look at the class reference page when I want quickly see the access modifiers of the methods. And, its documented on the method pages.. I don't really see the need to parse the access modifiers and then manipulating all <methodname>, <xref>, <refname>, and wherever it may be mentioned. Having a strict markup convention for this is going to be biatch to enforce, and eventually leading to confusion. I'm sure we can implement this in PhD though if you all feel strongly about it. -Hannes
