Re: Re: https://docs.xaraya.com/
"Doug Daulton \(Apakuni\)" <[email protected]> Wed, 9 Oct 2002 11:11:51 -0400
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Michael, You are correct, this is a PHP implementation of Javadoc. And, while it is definitely a good tool for developer documentation, it also provides a good frame work for Drew's docs team to start from when building end user documentation. Of course, this all hinges on devs commenting their code cleanly and consistently. End result: This is a jumping off point, the docs team can clean it up and make it sing for the n00bie. Doug "Michael Cortez" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:mailman.1034175421.3290.xaraya_docs-n5IRV0TL0hwRxVAL8JNkP+OyGI2DFzLe@public.gmane.org > >> phpDocumentor, which is on deck, may very well do both and provide some > cool > >> output options (RTFs, Word docs, PDFs, etc.). More to come as I know > more. > > > > Maybe this one will be able to document functions :) > > Correct me if I'm wrong, but this looks simply like a PHP version of > JavaDoc. For those unfamiliar with JavaDoc -- what it does is allows you to > put specially formatted comments in your source code. The program then goes > through your source code, and automatically documents your APIs, your > parameters, their types, and then adds your comments about those parameters > and functions to the documentation. > > This is nice for self documenting code, but it still doesn't solve the > problem of providing usage documentation for Web Masters, or design > documents for designers/developers. > > -- > Mike >