> > Yes, 'so called "stable"' would be the word, since I'll probably need to
> > supply patches when new manuals come out. I'd kinda thought, why add
> > the howemany megs to this app and burn up more bandwidth? However, you
> > do have a good point. As it stands, it now just scrapes the
> >
Yes, 'so called "stable"' would be the word, since I'll probably need to
supply patches when new manuals come out. I'd kinda thought, why add
the howemany megs to this app and burn up more bandwidth? However, you
do have a good point. As it stands, it now just scrapes the
downloadable multi-
Mehdi Achour wrote:
How can a so called "stable" application base itself on a generated page
? Why don't you checkout the XML sources of the docs and analyze the XML
directly ?
The XML sources contains what you are asking for (the mysql_()
functions for example are under the reference/mysql/
How can a so called "stable" application base itself on a generated page
? Why don't you checkout the XML sources of the docs and analyze the XML
directly ?
The XML sources contains what you are asking for (the mysql_()
functions for example are under the reference/mysql/functions/ directory
I mean the general category or type of the function - i.e.,
mysql_num_rows() is in the Mysql family of functions, with the linkname
'mysql' (from ref.mysql.php). I like this, no problem - what I wonder
though, I'm writing something which produces some info based on the
manual, and one of the t
Thx to Sean Coates for his suggestion re. getting synopsized info from
the manual.
I have a small suggestion after looking at Sean's excellent site
phpdoc.info and looking at the schema DocSkel,
http://wiki.phpdoc.info/DocSkel/FunctionskeletonDotXml?v=103j
At the moment, functions are divided
Thx to Sean Coates for his suggestion re. getting synopsized info from
the manual.
I have a small suggestion after looking at Sean's excellent site
phpdoc.info and looking at the schema DocSkel,
http://wiki.phpdoc.info/DocSkel/FunctionskeletonDotXml?v=103j
At the moment, functions are divided
