When looking at some of the PHP source code, you can often see some very standard annotation information
$Id: database.php 4343 2009-05-08 17:04:48z Jheathco $
This information includes the file name, SVN version, submission date, author, then how this information is generated, and today finally found that the original is SVN provides a auto-props function.
In the Zend Studio 6.1.2 that we used, the items checked out from SVN, right-click, select Team->set keyword, and then select the ID, which opens the functionality of the SVN auto-props.
Next, as long as we add $id$ in the written PHP file, when submitting SVN, the client will automatically replace this with the standard format above, how to feel very convenient.
In addition, there are several other properties that can be set, respectively: Lastchangeddate,lastchangedrevision,lastchangedby,headurl.
Using this feature, when we write our own code, we can generate a uniform format of file information without the need to manually maintain it.
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