PHP-PEAR::PHP_Parser in Version 0.2.0 alpha veröffentlicht
PHP_Parser is a source code analysis tool based around a real Parser generated by PHP_ParserGenerator. The parser uses the same EBNF source that PHP uses to parse itself, modified for Lemon parser format, and it therefore as robust as PHP itself.
This version has full support for parsing out every re-usable element in PHP as of PHP 6:
- classes
- abstract classes
- inheritance, implements
- interfaces
- methods
- any thrown or caught exception
- static variables declared
- global and superglobal ($_GET) variables used
and declared
- any class names used in any context
- any functions called
- any $this->var or class::$var
- any $this->method or class::method() or class::$method()
- variables
- constants
- functions (same information as methods minus $this->/self::/parent:: information)
- defines
- global variables (with help of PHP_Parser_DocblockParser)
- superglobal variables used in global code
- include statements
The output can be customized to return an array, return objects of user-specified classes, and can also be
customized to publish each element as it is parsed, allowing
hooks into parsing to catch information.
Release date: 2007-03-05 20:56 UTC
Release state: alpha
Changelog:
Third development release.
**All backwards compatibility is broken**
Now that PHP_ParserGenerator exists, this can be used as a way to generate specific parsers. This parser is customized for usage in meta-data extraction, and requires PHP 5.0.0 or newer
Dependencies:
- PHP Version: PHP 5.1.0 or newer
- PEAR Package: PEAR Installer 1.4.3 or newer
- PEAR Package: PHP_Parser_DocblockParser (optional)
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