Hi,
 
phpdoc/htmlhelp/filter_files.php has a problem creating the new
_index.html file.
 
The output currently is ...
 
<a id="user_notes"> </a><div id="pageNotes"></div><script
type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript1.2"> 
   function displayNotes() { _displayNotes(); }
   if (typeof loadNotes == "function") { loadNotes(); }
  </script> <div id="pageNav"><table width="100%" border="0"
cellspacing="10" cellpadding="0" class="navigation"> <tr align="left"
valign="middle"> <td width="30%"></td><td align="center"
width="40%"> <span id="navPath">Main</span></td><td align="right"
width="30%"> <span id="navNext"><a accesskey="n"
href="preface.html"> Preface &gt;&gt;</a></span></td></tr><tr
align="center" valign="middle"> <td colspan="3"><span
id="navOnline"> <span id="navThisOnline"><a
href="javascript:thisPageOnline();"> This page online</a></span> &nbsp;
<span id="navReportBug"> <a href="javascript:bugOnPage();">Report a
bug</a> </span></span></td></tr></table></div></div></body></html>
 
The code causing the problem is bizarre.
 
filter_files.php // $Id: filter_files.php,v 1.17 2005/07/01 22:27:04
techtonik Exp $
 
Lines 240-247 (Part of function newIndex ($content))
 
    // Get contents we need to build the _index.html file
    preg_match("!^(.+)<hr> !s", $content, $_index1);
    preg_match("!</div> </div>(<a id=\"user_notes\">.+</html>)!s",
$content, $_index2);
    
    // Write out the two components to form a complete file
    $fp = fopen("$HTML_TARGET/_index.html", "w");
    fwrite($fp, $_index1[1] . $_index2[1]);
    fclose($fp);

 
Even though the $content DOES containt <hr> , then value in $_index1[1]
is blank.
 
This is going to be one of those REALLY obvious problems which has
stumped me for ages. I can redo the code using string manipulation, but
why the regex doesn't work,I don't know.
 
I'm using PHPV5.2.0-dev and am just downloading the latest snapshot.
 
I can confirm that the expression works in my editor (I added a
file_put_contents('test.html', $content); and used that with the
expression - worked fine!).
 
Regards,
 
Richard Quadling.