It enhances browsing code documentation along with the code itself.
It works by scanning a project directory and translating the files it finds into readable cross-referenced HTML, simultaneously utilizing comments in the code to produce documentation to accompany it.
The result is a collection of plain HTML files that can be read using any browser, with no supporting software required.
PHPXref has very minimal requirements to run; just having a copy of Perl installed is all you need (and the Windows binary supplies that for you). Getting started requires editing two or three lines in the configuration file and running the program.
Here are some key features of "PHPXref":
· Minimal requirements, minimal setup.
· No web server required to view output.
· Cross-references PHP classes, functions, variables, constants and require/include usage.
· Extracts phpdoc style documentation from source files.
Javascript enhanced output provides:
· Mouse-over information for classes and functions in the source view.
· Hot-jump to the source of any class/function definition.
· Instant lookup of classes, functions, constants and tables by name.
· Search/lookup history.
· Pretty-prints PHP files from the browser.
· Stays crunchy in milk.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· This release just fixes a XSS security issue.
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