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The new "Project Stats" link is placed on every summary page near the Print link. The link is indeed valueable. But its place is much too prominent for a project wide static information.
Please put it in the in the footer between the Generated on ... and the Cross-referenzed by ... parts.
2009-01-17 19:50:07 UTC by hbb
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If people as clever as I try PHPXref,
they may do what I did:
set the output-dir inside the to-be-scanned dir.
Hence, a loop.
And generating a LOT of files.
Perhaps this should be fool-proofed.
Make sure it cannot happen.
2008-10-19 23:35:10 UTC by harlekeyn
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When accessing an overview file for a Variable, Class, Constant, Function or Table directly, the javascript that reconstructs the frame set does not load the correct file in the frame set. Instead of showing the accessed file it will load the index.html.
The attached Patch fixes this.
2008-10-03 16:13:31 UTC by agohr
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I have downloaded newest phpxref 0.7.
And I have found when I have code like this
$swatch_others = glob("$swatch_dir/*/$swatch_gif");
it looks mark all the code after that as comments~
I think it's bacause the /* in the string.
please take a look and make sure of it
thanks~.
2008-07-18 15:47:31 UTC by nobody
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Hello
This error happens, when you scan the multi-level directory tree with code, and is simply a result of bad parser assumption to have %allfiles variable always filled with files from all subdirectories. In the below patch, I changed this behaviour to just check, if a required file physically exists in any possible location, which fixes the problem.
--- orig/phpxref.pl 2007-01-03...
2008-03-05 15:03:28 UTC by tomaszklim
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Richard, are you using phpxref on Windows? I had this problem today on Windows, but it's probably due to the underlying filesystem that doesn't distinguish uppercase from lowercase when saving the xref files. (name of file=variablename.html)
Erion.
2008-03-04 13:01:04 UTC by nobody
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The number of files required/included, as well as the number requiring/including the current file, are not always accurate. All I know is sometimes the count shown is 0 when I know there are files in the corresponding category.
2007-11-18 18:18:55 UTC by hccrle
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The PHP manual plainly states that variable names in PHP are case-sensitive. You would think the Cross Reference Listing would take that into account. It does list the upper- and lower-case names separately, but just try getting to the page for an upper-case name for which there is a variable with the corresponding lower-case name, and you can't get there from here. Click it, and it takes you to...
2007-11-18 18:08:08 UTC by hccrle
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Added to 0.7.
2006-12-30 20:44:26 UTC by xeno42
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It'd be really awesome if you could make a page that
compiles all references to
*
* @todo
*
comments so you can see what you still have to do in
your project. :)
Thanks
--Vector
[ vector D0T kerr AT gmail D0T com ].
2006-10-06 12:14:32 UTC by vector88
