Setting up GPG under OS X

Here's a good how to for setting up GPG under OS X - link.

Documenting PHP Extension

I've been trying to use phpdoc with a PHP Extension I'm writing for work and it isn't obvious. Thankfully I found this post about Kristen Chodorow's phpdoc pain

It turns out you have to get phpdoc from svn and use that.

To checkout the doc tree (had to upgrade from the stock svn on OS X leopard first - thanks homebrew!)

svn co http://svn.php.net/repository --depth empty phpdoc
svn co http://svn.php.net/repository/phpdoc/en/trunk --depth infinity phpdoc/en
svn co http://svn.php.net/repository/phpdoc/doc-base/trunk --depth infinity phpdoc/doc-base

And install phd (I had to install sqlite3 first - yes I'm using ports for that)

sudo port install php5-sqlite +debug
sudo pear install doc.php.net/phd-beta

Create an XML template

/path/to/svn/phpdoc/php -d debug_mode=1 -d extension_dir=modules/ -d extension=myext.so /Users/jmeredith/src/php/phpdoc/doc-base/scripts/docgen/docgen.php --output tmp --extension myext

Now you have to merge that into the main php docs

cp -rp tmp /Users/jmeredith/src/php/phpdoc/en/reference/myext

Edit phpdoc/manual.xml.in and add a reference for your extension (I added mine under database vendors)

    &reference.magneto.book;

In phpdoc/en/reference add a file called entities.myext.xml - I'm still tinkering with what needs to go in there, base it on one of the other files in the same directory.

Finally, run phd

phd -d /Users/jmeredith/src/php/phpdoc/doc-base/.manual.book.myext.xml

It creates files in a directory named output. Now all I need to do is work out what to put where to get decent output.