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phpScribe keeps information about the projects which files
are parsed to gererate documentation.<BR>
Actually, there are <B>{nProjects}</B> project(s) stored in your database.<BR><BR>
<A HREF='{absolutePath}projects.php?pageSection=project&pageAction=form' CLASS='normalblue' TITLE='add a project' onMouseOver="window.status='add a project';return true;" onMouseOut="window.status='';return true;">Click to Add a Project</A>
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Through this area, you are able to generate the documentation files
to the projects already stored in phpScribe's database. Besides, you
can add examples and use cases to the methods and functions included
in your projects.
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<A HREF='{absolutePath}projects.php?pageSection=documentation&pageAction=setup' CLASS='normalblue' TITLE='generate documentation' onMouseOver="window.status='generate documenation';return true;" onMouseOut="window.status='';return true;">Click to Generate Documentation</A>
<span class='normalblue'>|</span> <A HREF='{absolutePath}examples.php' CLASS='normalblue' TITLE='add examples' onMouseOver="window.status='add examples';return true;" onMouseOut="window.status='';return true;">Click to Add Examples and Use Cases</A>
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In order to parse the source codes stored in the server's file system,
phpScribe must have a list of accepted file extensions to filter the
entries of the directories. By default, the database previously
contains the extensions <B>.php</B> and <B>.inc</B>.<BR><BR>
<A HREF='{absolutePath}projects.php?pageSection=filetypes&pageAction=form' CLASS='normalblue' TITLE='add a file type' onMouseOver="window.status='add a file type';return true;" onMouseOut="window.status='';return true;">Click to Add a File Type </A>
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