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| Colin McKinnon 2005-08-31, 7:55 am |
| Hi all,
I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a PHP documentor which *works*
phpXref-0.4.1 - can't cope with more than one class defn per file
phpdoctor-2.0.0RC1 - can only document code from a single directory
phpdoc1beta (http://www.phpdoc.de) - requires the source code to be
rewritten to configure, only seems to cope with a single dir
phpdocumentor-1.2.3 - would be perfect if it weren't for the fact that I can
run it and get an out of memory error, run it again (not changing anything)
and get documentation but not seperated into packages, run it again after
making some changes without affecting how well-formed the source is and get
the expected output.
I need to parse multiple directories, omitting some sub dirs. Lots of files,
lots of classes and functions, lots of lines of code.
Anybody got any suggestions?
TIA,
C.
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| R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah 2005-08-31, 6:56 pm |
| Colin McKinnon wrote:
<snip>
> phpdocumentor-1.2.3 - would be perfect if it weren't for the fact that I can
> run it and get an out of memory error, run it again (not changing anything)
> and get documentation but not seperated into packages, run it again after
> making some changes without affecting how well-formed the source is and get
> the expected output.
<snip>
Though I also get error message with phpDocumentor, it wasn't hectic
for me. Perhaps, you need to be familiar with the filtering options?
Also, you can try doxygen (with Win wizard).
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