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Request #51693 TOC method order
Submitted: 2010-04-29 09:23 UTC Modified: 2012-04-06 14:58 UTC
Votes:3
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Status: Suspended Package: Doc Build problem
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 [2010-04-29 09:23 UTC] philip@php.net 
Description:
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I expect to see all magical __*() methods ordered together (on top) when viewing 
the TOC. In other words, a TOC might look like this:

Foo
Foo::__construct()
Foo::__sleep();
Foo::arr();
Foo::count();
...

Instead of the current:

Foo
Foo::arr();
Foo::__construct()
Foo::count();
Foo::__sleep();
...

However, I might be alone here so feel free to speculate :)

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 [2012-04-06 14:58 UTC] bjori@php.net
-Status: Open +Status: Suspended
 [2012-04-06 14:58 UTC] bjori@php.net 
This is currently done via XInclude, ordered by appearance (alphabetical) in the 
TOC (with the exception of explicit include of ctor as it uses different 
markup).

Re-ordering of anything is very very hard in PhD as we never look-a-head.
We could do this manually in the XML, by not using XInclude, but I don't think 
that is wanted either.

I can't think of any way to solve this.. suspending :]
 
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