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This PHP module provides HTML documentation using C-style comments.
This php module runs from the command line. Using preset headers inserted into the source code, it can be used to generate documentation for modules, methods and functions for any text-based source code, that uses C-style commenting such as PHP, C, C++, C#, JavaScript and Java. It is also able to include specified folders that are one level beneath the current folder, one level above, or in a sibling folder beneath the same parent folder. -
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ATK module to create Business Process Managment documentation starting from some paper Module (list all field in a module with description and who is in charge of). Use AJAX and PROTOTYPE to create dynamic fields over the graphical image
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Our intent is to create a Brazilian PHP-Nuke community and maintain an always updated, complete and revised Brazilian Portuguese translation for PHPNuke. Every single file was revised and compared line by line against the English version.
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PHP World Portal is being developed as the framework for JLS Web Development's site. After each module is completed it will be released as open source for the public. The core framework will be released by 1/23/04.
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