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Informations about the package blox

Blox

A parser for block comment documentation.

The most recent stable version is 3.0.1 Current build status image Current coverage status image

Installation and documentation

What is Blox?

Blox is a parser for PHP block comment documentation. Blox allows a standard documentation block comment to be parsed into an object tree representation, with a simple interface for retrieving information.

Usage

Conventions

Blox has a small set of conventions for block comments. They aim to be quite loose, so that Blox can be used, regardless of the body text format in use.

Summary text

The summary text starts from the first non-blank line and continues until a blank line, or the end of the block is encountered. White space at the beginning of lines, and newlines, are collapsed into a single space.

Body text

The body text starts from the first non-blank line after the summary, and continues until a tag, or the end of the block is encountered. White space and newlines are left as-is.

Tags

A tag is any line starting with the 'at' symbol (@) followed by one or more 'word' characters (as defined in PCRE). These 'word' characters make up the tag's 'name'.

Tags can optionally be followed by content which will be associated with the tag. White space directly after the tag name is ignored, but subsequent text is included in the tag content, as are subsequent lines until a blank line or another tag is encountered. White space at the beginning of lines, and newlines, are collapsed into a single space.

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