Description: ------------ When the element listed in a @uses tag is a private element, and the --parseprivate flag is set OFF, then the USES tag gets displayed showing the name of the private member, though obviously it does not link to that element's docs (since there was no doc created for that element). In this scenario, I'd prefer the USES tag completely suppress itself, since it cannot point me to any other useful doc (its element is not documented), but mostly because it's telling my users about an element I didn't want them to see (-pp off). Test script: --------------- <?php /** * test file for enhancement * @package BugReports */ /** * class A */ class A { /** * @var int * @access private */ private $privateVar = 0; /** * @access public * @uses $privateVar */ public publicMethod() { return $this->privateVar; } } ?> Expected result: ---------------- Class A Description * access: public Located in /newbug.php (line 9) Actual result: -------------- Class A Description * access: public * uses: $privateVar Located in /newbug.php (line 9)

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