Re: Ultraedit, CHM as a context sensitive help
Gabor Hojtsy <[email protected]>
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Hi Lauri! > First of all I must say this chm edition of php documentation is great! > I have version "Sun Nov 09 02:13:21 2003" of chm help in english. Well, this list was especially created for the extended CHM version of the manual (http://weblabor.hu/php-doc-chm), which is also linked from the documentation download page. > Then some bug reports: > - To get context sensitive help in ultraedit you have to put next line in > command line box: HH mk:@MSITStore:php_manual_en.chm::/en/function.%sel%.html This is documented at http://weblabor.hu/php-doc-chm/#ides (with a solution which fixes your last report :) > And if you have some other language version change 'en' parts to your > language(ex. HH mk:@MSITStore:php_manual_fi.chm::/fi/function.%sel%.html, > for finnish users) Since we have only an English version of the extended CHM, this is not documented... > -But there is one annoyance. Help file names for functions that have '_' > in their name are with '-' letter(ex. require_once() is > function.require-once.html). So hh.exe can't find functions because > function name and html page name are different. > > So is it possible to get same names for html pages as functions in future > versions of php_manual.chm? It is not possible to have the filename conventions changed, too many tools rely on that. *But* the extended manual contains a _function.html which lets you jump to the manual page of the documentation. It works with JS tricks :) Check the page of the extended chm. Happy holidays, Goba -- PHP CHM Documentation Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php