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DESCRIPTION

PHP Function Reference provides fast lookup of information about the PHP web programming language.

Major features include the following:

  • Offline access to the same documenation found on PHP.net
  • Extensive cheat sheet of common PHP language syntax
  • Interactive date string formatter
  • Favorites list
  • 1-click installation of documentation in different languages
  • Localized in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Romanian
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.0:
  • Resizable widget interface
  • Adjustable font size
  • User can now set the path to the PHP binary
  • Select functions by topic (e.g., Arrays, Strings, MySQL, etc.)
  • 1-click installation of new documentation languages
  • Localized in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Romanian
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Andrew Hedges
Downloads:4,469
  - Version d/l:738
Dashboard:Miscellaneous
License:Free
Date:06 Apr 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
PHP Function Reference User Reviews (9 posts)Write A Review
Feb 25 2007
*****

TICE  Well done, thanks. It's nice to have the manual with a decent live-search. Only a little hint where to install the languages (or at least the shorts for en= english, de= german, ...) would be nice. Anyway, I figured it out in seconds, so not that important.

Thanks again, great widget.  (Version 0.9.6.2b)

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Mar 20 2006
*****

IANWEIR  This widget is quite simply awesome. Everything is well integrated, and having a local version of the PHP manual is a major plus, especially when I am on the road and having internet access is questionable.

It works like a charm, and I have yet to find it lacking in any respect. The favorites list is especially handy, because I always forget the format for the same few functions.

The cheat sheets are also a major plus, and the date formatter is sheer genius.

Keep up the good work!  (Version 0.9.3b)

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Mar 19 2006

AGLEE  I can confirm the bug is fixed.

The widget is a little sluggish in terms of responsiveness, but it certainly works as advertised.  (Version 0.9.2b)

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Mar 19 2006

AGLEE  I get the same problem (with my own home directory name, of course).

I highly recommend PHPfi (search on MacUpdate for "php function index"). It is snappy, cleanly designed, and free for non-profit users. "Freelancers" pay only $8.50 and "Business Users" only $16.50. I'm not affiliated with the developer; I'm just a happy user (or at least I was when I was doing PHP work).  (Version 0.9.1b)

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