Use reflection to extract functions and classes in a project to define prototypes and annotations

A few days ago a friend wanted to get thinkphp all the functions and class definitions of the document. It's really a lot of trouble to sort it out manually.
To do this, a program is written using the reflection function of PHP.
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if (isset ($_get[' fn '))) New Appdoc ($_get[' fn ')), else {$path = ' thinkphp ';//$path = ' phpcms ';//$path = ' WordPress '; new Appdoc (Realpath ($path));}  Class Appdoc {Private $data = array ();  Private $next = Array (); function __construct ($path = ") {if (Is_array ($path) | | is_file ($PATH)) return $this->analysis ($path); $res = Glob ($ Path. Directory_separator. ' * ', glob_nosort); $next = Array (); for ($i =0; $i
 
  
Save ($this->load ($FN)), if ($s) $this->next[$s] = $fn;} $this->checknext (); $s = join (php_eol. Php_eol, $this->data), if (mb_check_encoding ($s, ' utf-8 ')) $s = iconv (' utf-8 ', ' GBK ', $s); Header ("content-type:text/ PLAIN;CHARSET=GBK "), Echo $s, php_eol. Php_eol;echo ' file List '. Php_eol;echo Join (Php_eol, $res), if ($this->next) {echo php_eol. Php_eol. ' Remnants '.  Php_eol;print_r ($this->next);} } Private Function Load ($FN) {$u = Is_array ($FN)? Http_build_query (Array (' fn ' = array_values ($FN))): "Fn= $fn"; $url = "http://$_server[http_host]$_server[php_self]? $u"; $curl = Curl_init (); curl_setopt ($curl, Curlopt_url, $url); curl_  Setopt ($curl, Curlopt_returntransfer, true); return curl_exec ($curl); } Private Function Checknext () {foreach ($this->next as $s = + $fn) {switch (1) {case is_numeric ($s): break;case preg_ma TCH ("/class" (\w+) ' Not found/", $s, $m): $m = Preg_quote ($m [1]), foreach (Preg_grep ("/class $m/I ", $this->data) as $r) { if (Preg_match ('/@@\s+ (\s+)/', $r, $m)) {Array_unShift ($this->next, $m [1]); Break;}} $u = http_build_query (Array (' fn ' = array_values ($this->next)), $s = $this->save ($this->load ($this  Next), $this->next = Array (), if (empty ($s)) unset ($this->next[$s]), else $this->next[] = $s; } Private Function Save ($s) {if (empty ($s) | | preg_match ('/~runtime.php/i ', $s)) return '; if (Preg_match (' #
   Fatal Error  # ', $s)) return $s, $t = Array (), $ar = Preg_split ("/[\r\n]+/", $s), foreach ($ar as $i + = $v) {$t [] = $v; if ($v = = '} ') {$t = Join (Php_eol, $t), if (! In_array ($t, $this->data)) $this->data[] = $t; $t = Array ();}}  Return '; Private Function Import ($FN) {Ob_start (), if (Is_array ($FN)) foreach ($fn as $f) include_once ($f); else include_once ($FN)  ; Ob_end_clean (); The Private Function analysis ($FN) {if (! Is_array ($FN) && preg_match ('/~runtime.php$/i ', $FN)) return; $last = Get_d Efined_constants (); $this->import ($FN); if ($t = Array_diff ($last, Get_defined_constants ())) {echo ' Constants '. Join (Php_eol. "\ T", $t). Php_eol. Php_eol;} foreach (Get_defined_functions () [' User '] as $name) {$func = new reflectionfunction ($name); Reflection::export ($func);} foreach (Get_declared_classes () as $name) {if (__class__ = = $name) continue; $class = new Reflectionclass ($name); if ($ Class->isuserdefined ()) {reflection::export ($class);}} foreach (Get_declared_interfaces () as $name) {$interfaces = new ReflectIonclass ($name), if ($interfaces->isuserdefined ()) {reflection::export ($interfaces);}} }}
 

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Seriously, this way, though, looks like a whole lot of ways, but it feels far worse than the manual.
The best or direct look at the source code, look at the comments, parameters and so on is enough, but also Chinese.

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thinkphp Class Library Reference manual:
Http://doc.thinkphp.cn/reference.html

It looks like a very high end.

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The thinkphp handbook is extremely good. Simple and comprehensive.

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