06-04-2008, 07:23 PM
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I don't think I have the wrong idea though. I know what the difference is between a page level and a class level docblock. I was curious if the page-level one would be ignored or reference improperly due to the fact that I had pagedocblock->include()->classdocblock and according to 'http://phpdocu.sourceforge.net/howto.php' I was right. If there's any code construct immediately following the page level docblock, it's no longer considered a page-level but instead a docblock for that construct, even if it's as simple as defining a variable or constant. So it would seem wGEric has the right idea, include a third docblock that's either empty or includes a short description of what's going on between the page level and class level.
I wasn't aware however that if a return was void you could omit the statement, thank you. I think, partially since I've already included them everywhere and partially because I just think the word void sounds cool.
-m
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