I lxr.php.net

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Friday, February 10. 2006

I <heart> lxr.php.net

lxr.php.net has been around for a while, but since I've found myself using it a lot recently, I want to point it out. It's such a quick way to find the particular file a built-in (or extension) PHP function is defined. Coupled with the revision graph that cvs.php.net can display, it is handy for tracking down exactly when a function was added or a bugfix was committed.

Thanks, lxr!

Posted by David in php at 15:00 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Except the lxr.php.net install is a bit stale. It isn't updating for current commits and the actual version installed is old. I someone wants to volunteer to spruce it up, please let me know.

#1 Rasmus on 2006-02-10 16:21 (Reply)

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