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Finds the lowest version of PHP needed to run a PHP file/PHP files in a folder. Will soon parse a script and check all includes and find the lowest common version. Additionally, it finds all extensions needed to run the code. This could easily be used in PEAR_PackageFileManager, say you set a PHP dependency of "auto" and it'll detect it. Also could be used to find all extension dependencys. |
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- PHP 4.3.0
- Tokenizer Extension
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First Draft: 2004-02-19
- Proposal: 2004-02-19
- Call for Votes: 2004-02-27
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Davey Shafik
[2004-02-21 21:52 UTC] Updated the package to 0.2, removed parseScript - its just not feasible. chdir() and the include_path/set_include_path make it nigh-on-impossible without a LOT more (time consuming) parsing. Added parseString() thinking of adding a parseArray() then you could run a script and pass it get_included_files... its an idea.Davey Shafik
[2004-02-26 01:59 UTC] Updated to 0.3 now checks for __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUNCTION__ and __CLASS__ constants. Added example that shows this. Removed some unneccessary code.Davey Shafik
[2004-02-26 05:35 UTC] Updated to 0.4. Added a parseArray() method which - with get_included_files - can be used similarly to how parseScript() would have been. Additionaly, I added a $debug param to all public methods which gives much more detailed output ($return[$version] = $function_name is added to the return value for every function found). Documentation updated and examples for additions in 0.3 and 0.4 have been added.
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