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Hi Dmitri,
were you able to reproduce it? |
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nuspheretext.php
<? class engine { /** * @var customer */ public $customer; /** * @var objectfactory */ public $factory; func ... |
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Ok, that solves half!
Thanks. in my actionfile I have set this: /** * @var engine */ $this->void(); In my engine class I have documented customer and ... |
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a quick example of my code:
site.php?action=login $engine = new engine(); $engine->parse($_REQUEST['action']); engine.class: $this->template = new smar ... |
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I think you just have to properly tag the template member variable with phpdoc comments.
I doubt that. The editor doesn't even know i'm in the engine scope, so tagging the template member in the en ... |
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My situation:
I've got 3 directories: /site/www /site/actions /site/classes The www has got 1 file: site.php; which includes classes/engine.class.php This engine class creates some other ... |
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