| code assist for internal classes [message #50771] |
Wed, 12 September 2007 09:20  |
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hello there,
i was wondering how the internal php classes (like DOMDocument) are defined in pdt. i'm asking
because the IMagick class for example is missing, and it would be great to have code assistance for
its hundreds of methods ;)
also, i'm using a custom php extension (wso2 wsf classes[1]), which is loaded into php as module and
would be nice to be recognized in pdt as well.
any thoughts?
keep up the great work!
cheers,
-nico.
[1] http://dist.wso2.org/products/wsf/php/
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| Re: code assist for internal classes [message #50886 is a reply to message #50858] |
Wed, 12 September 2007 10:05  |
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Exception e wrote:
> Nico Ehinger schreef:
>
>> i was wondering how the internal php classes (like DOMDocument) are
>> defined in pdt. i'm asking
>> because the IMagick class for example is missing, and it would be
>> great to have code assistance for
>> its hundreds of methods ;)
>>
>> also, i'm using a custom php extension (wso2 wsf classes[1]), which is
>> loaded into php as module and
>> would be nice to be recognized in pdt as well.
>>
>> any thoughts?
>
> Look for todays topic "Missing stuff in function library?"; maybe this
> direct link works also:
> news://news.eclipse.org:119/fc7ef1$it8$2@build.eclipse.org
> To quote his answer:
> "The file name is phpFunctions5.php and is located in the Resources
> folder in the org.eclipse.php.core_1.0.0.V20070826.jar file that can be
> found in the eclipse plugins directory. There is also a
> phpFunctions4.php that holds the code assist list for PHP4 "
>
> It would be great if these things could be exchanged somehow. Using
> php's Reflection api you might create your code assist stuff more or
> less automatic, I think.
alright, i thought there was maybe a more automatic way, like handing the .so/.dll somehow magically
to pdt or something :)
thanks anyway, i'll have a look at the jar file then.
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