Using Doxygen with PHP in Ubuntu

Question

What does the main argument of the following statement explicitly mean?

The manual says Doxygen supports only partially PHP. I would like to know what this means explicitly, since I could not find an answer to it in the homepage.

MaxVT · Accepted Answer · 2009-08-31 06:42:33Z

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There isn't a complete answer I could find either, but the state of PHP support is probably gradually improving. Here are some issues I've found, some of which may already be solved:

answered Aug 31, 2009 at 6:42

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Nathan Osman Over a year ago

You can add "problems with heredoc" to the list :)

Jonathan Chan Over a year ago

As well as problems with documenting class members at all... it would probably be a better idea to use something like DocBlocks, APIGen, or PHPDoctor..

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