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How can i list the all functions i used in my site using php?I used a lot of php functions in my site.If there is any php function to check which functions are used in my site?
Check out doxygen. By running those scripts you will be able to list all functions and classes, and it links them so you can see the usage:
http://www.doxygen.nl/
You can look into running a phpxref on your codebase.
Example of function documentation output
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Does php work in phonegap? I cannot find the answer.
I ask as javascript works for sure.
Thank you
Short answer no.
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You should really look at improving your knowledge of language types first. Php is server side based.
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I've been using PHP for some basics Back-End development for a while now. I saw something about interpretations of variables while I was looking for some changes which came with PHP 7. I'm not using them and it would be great if someone can explain why to use them?
What I mean is:
What are the pros of using them?
You use variable interpretation in situations when you need to dynamically reference a variable and don't want to use an array. Generally I would not recommend using it, as you lose benefits such as static code analysis.
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As you see in my screenshot below, I have two functions: A standard php function strlen() and a custom php function foo().
I would like to have 2 different colors for the different types of functions: standard in blue and custom in black.
Here are my settings:
Could somebody help me to have 2 different colors?
That is no longer possible since PhpStorm 2016.1 -- such functionality was removed.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-30540#comment=27-1284395
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I have a library written in C that in turn is build upon the GMP library.
I want to know how can I use the library with PHP?
more informally, say I want to use such library with JAVA, I can simply write Java wrappers for the library.
I think php's exec or shell_exec functions can help you out ...
this functions are used for Execute an external program
take a look at this...
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.exec.php
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I am trying to begin using some sort of standard for documenting my PHP code. Most of my code is in the form of WordPress plugins, some are getting quite complex, and I need to document it.
So my question is simple, what system does WordPress use to document their code?
I think it uses phpDoc.
There is also a guide for WordPress inline documentation.