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							PHPDoc

By: Ana Marie Chanaba &
Joseph Casabona
Overview
 Introduction: What is PHPDoc
 The Installation Process
     Online   Resources
   Initializing PHPDoc
     HardCoding
     Web Interface
Overview- cont.
 Documenting the Code
 DocBlock Templates
 Observations
 Conclusion
What is PHPDoc?
 PHPDoc is an adaptation of JavaDoc for
  PHP. It is a widely easy-to-use
  documentation generator for PHP code
 Uses PHP Objects to generate
  documentation
 PHPDocumentor
 DocBlocks
Installing PHPDoc
   Download PHPDoc
    http://www.phpdoc.de/
    Sourceforge.net

     http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.ph
     p?group_id=11194
  Installing the Web Interface

 To use the web interface, you must
 have a web server such as Apache
 installed, and must have a working
 PHP for that web server.
           Apache Server
If developers want to use PHPDoc's web
interface, they simply have to unzip the
archive and put it into the directory that is
appended onto the user’s home directory.
UserDir "My Documents/unix_web"
                Installation
 The default for extracting PHPDoc is
  “C:\My Documents\unix_web\phpdoc”.
 You should now be able to get to the
  PHPDoc interface by querying

    http://localhost/~username/phpdoc/PphDo
    cumentor.
Web Interface
File tab Web Interface
Output Tab Web Interface
Documentation
Documentation
Initializing PHPDoc
 Hard Code Initialization
  Initialize PHPDoc Objects
  define("PHPDOC_INCLUDE_DIR", "C:/Program Files/Apache Software
    Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs/PHPDoc/");
  define("LINEBREAK", "\r\n");
  include("PHPDoc/prepend.php");

  $doc = new Phpdoc;
  $doc->setApplication("Joe's Resume");
  $doc->setSourceDirectory(PHPDOC_INCLUDE_DIR);
  $doc->setTarget(PHPDOC_INCLUDE_DIR."apidoc/resume/");
  $doc-
    >setTemplateDirectory(PHPDOC_INCLUDE_DIR."renderer/html/tem
    plates/");
  $doc->setSourceFileSuffix( array ("php", "inc") );
Initializing PHPDoc
   Hard Coding- cont.
     Two   lines to render documentation
       $doc->parse();
       $doc->render();
Documenting the Code
   All source code should contain a "page-
    level" docblock at the top of each file and a
    "class-level" docblock immediately above
    each class.
     /** begins a DocBlock
     **/ ends a DocBlock
Documenting the Code
 * must be at the beginning of a line within
  a DocBlock
 @ is a special way to start the DocBlock
  Line
Documenting the Code
   Sample Function:
      /**
      * A sample function docblock
      * @global string document the fact that this function uses $_myvar
      * @staticvar integer $staticvar this is actually what is returned
      * @param string $param1 name to declare
      * @param string $param2 value of the name
      * @return integer
      */
      function firstFunc($param1, $param2 = 'optional')
      {
                static $staticvar = 7;
                global $_myvar;
                return $staticvar;
          }
DocBlock Templates
   PHPDoc allows developers to reduce
    unneeded typing by using DocBlock
    templates
Before DocBlock Template
class Bob
   {
                // beginning of docblock template area
                  /**#@+
                   * @access private
               * @var string
               */
             var $_var1 = 'hello';
                var $_var2 = 'my';
        /**
        * Two words
        */
                 var $_var8 = 'like strings';
                 /**#@-*/
                 var $publicvar = 'Lookee me!';
        }
After DocBlock Template
 class Bob
 {
     // beginning of docblock template area
                 /**
           * @access private
           * @var string
           */
     var $_var1 = 'hello';
     /**
            * @access private
            * @var string
          */
     var $_var2 = 'my';
         /**
            * @access private
          * @var string
          */
           /**
          * Two words
          */
           var $_var8 = 'like strings';
        var $publicvar = 'Lookee me!';
     }
Observations
 PHPDoc great for documenting functions
  and classes
 Makes page run slower
    A   lot of overhead
   PHPDoc documentation generated each
    time
Conclusion
 Documentation needed in coding
 PHPDoc is easy to use, fairly straight
  forward
     Generates   extensive code based on
     comments