Add missing opposite hints #228
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WalkthroughClarifying informational comments were added to several methods in the UTF8 class, indicating which method serves as the semantic opposite of another. No logic, control flow, or method signatures were changed; only internal documentation was updated. Changes
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This pull request aims to enhance the clarity and navigability of the UTF8 helper class documentation. By adding and correcting @INFO tags, it provides explicit links between functions and their inverse operations, making it easier for developers to understand related methods at a glance.
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- Documentation Improvement: Added and corrected
@INFOtags within PHPDoc blocks for several methods in theUTF8helper class to explicitly state their corresponding 'opposite' function.
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819-820: Prefer PHPDocʼs@seeover a custom “INFO:” marker
Using the standard@seetag makes the relation machine-readable for IDEs and static analysers and keeps the docblock style consistent across the file.- * INFO: opposite to UTF8::hex_to_chr() + * @see UTF8::hex_to_chr() Opposite operation
1223-1224: Keep documentation style consistent – switch to@see- * INFO: opposite to UTF8::chr_to_decimal() + * @see UTF8::chr_to_decimal() Opposite operation
2877-2878: Use@seefor cross-references- * INFO: opposite to UTF8::html_entity_decode() + * @see UTF8::html_entity_decode() Opposite operation
9036-9038: Fix typo and adopt@seetagThere is a typo in “EXAPLE” and the same
INFO:remark should be converted to@see.- * INFO: opposite to UTF8::binary_to_str() - * - * EXAPLE: <code>UTF8::str_to_binary('😃'); // '11110000100111111001100010000011'</code> + * @see UTF8::binary_to_str() Opposite operation + * + * EXAMPLE: <code>UTF8::str_to_binary('😃'); // '11110000100111111001100010000011'</code>
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This pull request focuses on improving PHPDoc comments for several UTF-8 helper functions by adding or correcting references to their 'opposite' or inverse functions. The changes made in chr_to_hex, decimal_to_chr, html_encode, and str_to_binary documentation are accurate and enhance code clarity by making the relationships between these functions more explicit.
One suggestion has been provided to consider using the standard @see PHPDoc tag instead of the custom INFO: prefix for these cross-references. This would align the documentation more closely with common PHP documentation standards and improve compatibility with documentation generation tools.
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| * Get hexadecimal code point (U+xxxx) of a UTF-8 encoded character. | ||
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| * INFO: opposite to UTF8::hex_to_chr() |
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While the INFO: prefix is an established convention in this file for noting related functions, consider using the standard PHPDoc tag @see for cross-referencing. The @see tag is specifically designed for this purpose and is better recognized by PHPDoc parsing tools, which can improve the utility and maintainability of the documentation.
For example, this line could be:
@see UTF8::hex_to_chr() For the inverse operation.
This suggestion could be applied consistently to the other similar PHPDoc updates in this pull request for enhanced standardization.
* @see UTF8::hex_to_chr() For the inverse operation.
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