Re-worked a fair bit on the phpm program today:

• Get extended information ( the function description ) with -e
• Get the option list with -h
• Install updated XML files directly from the program - run phpm –list-all to see what you can download
• All XML files are now in a separate directory - defined in the settings.xml file
• Added SimpleTest and xp-framework to the downloadable XML files
• Created a new converter for phpDocumentor that you can download from eide.org

Documentation at wiki.cc
README
HISTORY
Download - phpm, XML files, phpDocumentor convertor.

phpm has undergone a rather large update today:

• Support for unlimited projects ( 10 in the distribution - Wact, Mojavi, PhpMVC and others )
• List all mysql functions with “phpm mysql_” ( doesn’t match a full function call, so it will query for anything that starts with the query )
• Case sensitive/insensitive query with the “-c/-ci” argument

The documentation has also been updated with examples and more explenation of what the program actually does.

I do need a windows terminal script ( only bash is supplied ), so if you got some windows skills: drop me a line ( if you have a project that you want to be included in the distribution: drop me a line, and I’ll download the code and generate the xml file for you ).

Any suggestions to what else the program need?

I updated the code from the phpm article to include support for colors, I have moved the development of the code to my new page for code: http://eide.org/?epc=php and set up documentation at wiki.cc.
3 site for one app? Well: it’s all a part of getting my stuff on the right spots:

• Articles/blog: phpvolcano.com
• Files/development: eide.org ( my personal site )
• Documentation: wiki.cc ( using the cross-reference there will be good when I start to get some more info there )

In other news: I have set up a new section at wiki.cc that will serve as a place where people can document their applications. Why document at wiki.cc?? Well: you get the chance to cross-link with all the entries there and hence don’t need to write that much to explain what the program is all about. Hope you will find it a good addition to the site!

Nice one by NuCleuZ: The PHP manual - revisited (discussion). How about this... $ phpm in_array bool in_array ( mixed $needle, array $haystack, [bool $strict] ) Some nice examples of SimpleXml and DOM XPath in action (PHP5 of course)...