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Jazz914 says:
If PHPDoc is meant to be included in the installer, can you atleast tell me? It says no where on the site how we're meant to implement PHP Doc with this application.. I REALLY want to use this program, but the pretty bad customer service is forcing me to rethink :/ I couldn't care less about the bugs, if I had good customer service, the bugs could be sorted...
You have a tutorial on using PHPDoc, but no tutorial on how its meant to be activated/implemented or if its meant to come with VS.php where's the sense in this, why would someone want to know how to use something they don't have access to?
If this is a problem on my behalf (such as not being installed when its meant to), scratch the last paragraph but not totally as you still don't mention anywhere under the product information that it includes PHPDoc...
Sorry to sound like a nagging old fool, but I like program its not my fault I want to make my experience with it what its being advertised as...(according to your video)
I'm faily sure its not a problem on my behalf considering its been reinstalled multiple times on one machine (I had to remove VS.PHP so I could install Visual Studio Express C# 2010, otherwise it wouldn't work..[When trying to open C#])
juanc says:
VS.Php understands PHPDoc comments and uses that information to assisnt code intellisense.
As far as generating documentation out of the code, there is nothing bundled in VS.Php. There are plenty of tools out there that generate PhpDoc documentation.
Thanks,
Juan
Jazz914 says:
Then this is a complete lie? http://vsphp.com/jcx/vsphp/tutorials/phpdoc_comment_generation
juanc says:
No, the tool can generate the phpdoc comments inside the code. What it does not do is generate the HTML documentation based on PhpDoc comments.
Jazz914 says:
I'm not sure what you're on about? I am talking about what I see in that video... I can not do ANY OF it. For example:
In the video you can right click and it auto inserts the comments based on what you select, I don't have access to that... and the only access I have to PHPDoc is when I type the @ sign in a comment, but its NO WAY near as 'advanced' as it is in the video demonstration
Jazz914 says:
So this feature doesn't exist???
(Please read my last post)
juanc says:
Right click on the function name, select insert comment works.
Could you do a screencast to show me the issue you have?
Jazz914 says:
Sure..
This is off my netbook but i'm having the same problem on both of my machines, http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/9465/nophpdoc.gif
juanc says:
Did you try right click on top of the function name?
Juan
Jazz914 says:
I've literally clicked everywhere xD
juanc says:
can you try a simple file? Are you having this with all files or a particular one?
if it is a particular one, wondering if you could email it to me.
Jazz914 says:
Happens in all files, I even copied the example from the video tutorial and still doesn't work D: