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Hopefully a simple question.
I’ve started using NetBeans for a new multi-developer PHP project I am working on. One thing I have noticed in scripts in the past is a section in the PHPDoc at the top with something similar to
/**
* PDO Database Configuration
* Last Updated: %Date: 15/03/2011, 22:31:04 GMT (Tue 15th Mar 2011)%
*
* @author lethalMango
...
*/
Is there a method to get that “Last Updated:” section to update automatically on save?
Cheers
As Melv says, a common way of doing is via the version control system. This is a better approach than relying on the IDE since it only needs setting up once server-side rather than on every client.
If you’re using Subversion, you’d do this with properties.
Something like this, assuming
yourfile.phphas been added to svn:Then add the string
$LastChangedDate$to the file, and every time the file is committed the keyword will be expanded to include the date.