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Php.net style API documentation lookups
Php.net style API documentation lookups
Posted by jwage 7 months ago
I have been using php.net style API lookups ever since I can remember. It is very nice being able to simply go to http://php.net/array_walk and have it pull up that function in the PHP API Documentation. So, tonight i have implemented this functionality in to the Doctrine website. Below are some examples of how you can quickly access the API docs for a specific function or class.
- http://www.phpdoctrine.org/Doctrine - Single class
- http://www.phpdoctrine.org/Doctrine::getTable - Single class function
- http://www.phpdoctrine.org/getParams - Single function that exists in multiple classes
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not *entirely* working - Posted by Alex about 7 months ago.
I get "Oops! The page you asked for could not be found".. Cool idea though!
Posted by jwage about 7 months ago.
Unfortunately, right after I posted this, the api docs started their scheduled regeneration from svn and it didn't finish for some reason. It never fails ;) Looking in to it.
Working now - Posted by isleshocky77 about 7 months ago.
Nice work wage. Although I do often use this as well in php, I think the best part about it is how often creates the best search results in google. Hopefully this will now be the case as well in Doctrine.
How about Doxygen? - Posted by CCs about 7 months ago.
I really like the doxygen generated documentation - not a great design, but I can easily find anything, even withing hundreds of classes.
See VTK for ex. http://www.vtk.org/doc/release/5.0/html/
It's generated automatically from the source, so it's up to date, full cross reference etc.
What's wrong? - Posted by shun about 7 months ago.
I can see just the API index.
How or where can I get the details?