pecl/docblock version 0.2.0 released

Tuesday, June 27. 2006

Just a few moments ago, I uploaded a new release of the docblock lexer extension for PECL at http://pecl.php.net/docblock. This release fixes two edge case bugs that I discovered while writing a docblock parser using the docblock extension. Otherwise, it's the same as the initial release.

the docblock extension takes a T_DOC_COMMENT like so:

<?php
/**
* Hello
*
* This is a documentation comment
* @author Greg Beaver
* @version 1.3.5
*/
?>

and scans it for tokens. This is useful in several ways, not the least of which will be found in the 1.4.x series of phpDocumentor, a true docblock parser with support for some of the more unusual stuff like:

<?php
/**
* Hello
*
* This documentation causes problems in
* phpDocumentor 1.3.x:
*
* <code>
* @include 'oops.php';
* </code>
*
* because it doesn't truly lex the doc comment, and so thinks "@include" is a tag like "@version" or "@author"!
*/
?>

Enjoy!

Posted by Greg Beaver in PEAR at 16:35 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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I learnt of you through PHP_Archive

, was not aware of that you are the mantainer of PEAR till yesterday.

while, I encountered some error when using PHP_Archive, and reported a bug just now

really respect for your contribution to PEAR, thanks

#1 hick (Homepage) on 2006-06-29 22:24 (Reply)

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