inidoc 0.1.1

inidoc project is contributed with LayManSys and is used internally for documentation configuration files in a so-called INI format;

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inidoc project is contributed with LayManSys and is used internally for documentation configuration files in a so-called INI format; this file format is typically used for config files under MS Windows or by PHP web applications. inidoc uses special comments in the INI files and generates DocBook XML output.

Synopsis

php inidoc.php {file...}

inidoc needs at least one input file for generating the program output, which is sent to the standard output. That means you may want to pipe the output into a file. An advantage of this behaviour is that you can also use inidoc as a web service.

The Programs Output

The programs output format is DocBook XML, where each INI file is documented within a < section >. Normal text is put into tags and the key-value pairs are described using a < glosslist >.

Requirements:

PHP (Version 4 branch)
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programs output the programs docbook xml

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LayManSys 0.3.0 (by Robert Bienert)
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