Re: Tags you plan to support/how to add more

"Dan Kuykendall (Seek3r)" wrote:

> > I think the parser is the part of the code which needs the most work. It has a
> > few bugs which are hard if not impossible to fix with the current approach.
> 
> I still havent really been able to get it to run for me from a browser
> (my only option at this point. But since the code is so small its not
> that hard to learn.

Is there really no way you can install a PHP binary?


> > > @generic copyright [GPL/LGPL/BSD]
> > > @generic package  [appname]
> > > @generic access       [public or private]
> > > @generic syntax [CreateObject('app.class', 'constructor_params'); ]
> > > @generic example [$phpgw->acl = CreateObject('phpgwapi.acl');]
> >
> > Sounds like a great idea for those that don't require any special treatment,
> > others should be tags of their own IMHO.
> 
> Thats the thinking

Alright, which is which? Here's a proposal:

var: new tag

copyright: meta

package: could be handled via directories?

access: meta (Only document public vars?)

syntax: Necessary? (anything missing from the function summaries?)

example: new tag, needs pretty-printing

What else?


> > This reminds me of HTML meta tags so what does everyone think about @meta? (or
> > @info? ...)
> 
> Would this be used in the actual HTML header?

Hadn't thought of that... If it's useful, why not?


> > Great! We're excited to hear that our code is useful and there is interest in
> > further development.
> 
> Has the project been dead?

Let's say seriously ill. ;) We haven't had as much time to work on it as we
wished...

> I notice cvs activity stopped about 10 months ago

Yep, until the 0.1.1 release recently. BTW the changes on the 0.1 branch
haven't been merged into the trunk yet.


> > PS: If I'm not mistaken, our company is looking into using phpGroupWare...
> 
> Very cool. Let me know if you need anything.

I'll tell the people working on it, thanks.


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