Utility to print to screen class name, vars and functions?

[Phil Latio]

I am thinking of writing a utility that will read a class and output
something like the example below to the screen:-

Class: User
Variable Names: $name, $age, $sex
Function Names: addUser, editUser, approveUser, activateUser, deleteUser

I would like to be able to actually select which classes to process and
perhaps use a stylesheet to format the output. Even might look at adding
other information such as last modified date.

It doesn't look too difficult using "get_class_vars " and "get_class_meth ods"
but before I go off and do this, I wondered if any such thing already
exists?

Cheers

Phil

[Kimmo Laine]

Re: Utility to print to screen class name, vars and functions?

Phil Latio kirjoitti:

I am thinking of writing a utility that will read a class and output
something like the example below to the screen:-
>
Class: User
Variable Names: $name, $age, $sex
Function Names: addUser, editUser, approveUser, activateUser, deleteUser
>
I would like to be able to actually select which classes to process and
perhaps use a stylesheet to format the output. Even might look at adding
other information such as last modified date.
>
It doesn't look too difficult using "get_class_vars " and "get_class_meth ods"
but before I go off and do this, I wondered if any such thing already
exists?

I'm thinking with var_dump you get the most out of a class variables,
then combine it with get_class_metho ds and there you have it. A very
nice reflection of the class.

var_dump($objec t);
echo 'functions: '.implode(',', get_class_metho ds(get_class($o bject)));

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