Sean Coates wrote:
The data at http://www.phpdoc.info/meta/ has been inaccurate for at
least as long (less than a week, though), as these scripts used to be
located in a different place, and I forgot to update the config.
(I have them half moved to docweb, but.. time constraints...)
The generato
Dave Barr wrote:
Last updated from CVS: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 04:55:31 -0500 (46d 17h 56m 46s
ago)
oops. When I said "less than a week" I was wrong. I meant "less than a
decade".
(-:
S
Philip Olson wrote:
I'm having a look at the functions without examples to see if I can go
and add some in. I was wondering what constitutes having examples.
I used the datetime functions quite a bit and notice that the time()
function is listed as not having examples, but going to www.php.net/t
The time() function does indeed not have examples. The example you see
on that page is from a user-contributed note which doesn't count.
I added an example to time() earlier this week.
See:
http://cvs.php.net/co.php/phpdoc/en/reference/datetime/functions/time.xml?r=1.5
The data at http://www.php
> > I'm having a look at the functions without examples to see if I can go
> > and add some in. I was wondering what constitutes having examples.
> >
> > I used the datetime functions quite a bit and notice that the time()
> > function is listed as not having examples, but going to www.php.net/t
David Mytton wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a look at the functions without examples to see if I can go
and add some in. I was wondering what constitutes having examples.
I used the datetime functions quite a bit and notice that the time()
function is listed as not having examples, but going to www.php.n
Hi,
I'm having a look at the functions without examples to see if I can go
and add some in. I was wondering what constitutes having examples.
I used the datetime functions quite a bit and notice that the time()
function is listed as not having examples, but going to www.php.net/time
shows up an
