================================ PDV - PHP Documentor for VIM - 2

This is version 2 of PDV - PHP Documentor for VIM, your tool of choice for generating PHP doc blocks. It is a complete rewrite of version 1, which contained code written back in 2005 and earlier. As a result, the code is now way more maintainable and you gain exciting new features:

• Templating support through Vmustache__
• Integration with UltiSnips__ to complete your docs directly after generation

__ https://github.com/tobyS/vmustache __ https://github.com/SirVer/ultisnips

Try it out now.

Requirements

Vmustache__ is a required plugin for PDV to work

__ https://github.com/tobyS/vmustache

Install

You should install PDV through a VIM plugin manager of your choice. I recommend Vundle__ for that purpose, but others should work, too. With Vundle you need

__ https://github.com/gmarik/vundle

::

Bundle 'tobyS/pdv'

in your .vimrc and then run :BundleInstall in a new VIM instance.

Before using PDV you must set the variable pdv_template_dir which points to your templates. After that, you should map one of the following functions to a key of your choice:

pdv#DocumentCurrentLine() Generates the doc block as you know it from PDV 1, but using the templates from your template directory. pdv#DocumentWithSnip() This function requires UltiSnips__ as a prerequisite. If you have that installed, your templates will be used as snippets and you will be put into the first tab right after the doc block was generated.

__ https://github.com/SirVer/ultisnips

My config for PDV looks like this::

let g:pdv_template_dir = $HOME ."/.vim/bundle/pdv/templates_snip"
nnoremap <buffer> <C-p> :call pdv#DocumentWithSnip()<CR>

There are examples for templates (both a non-snip and a snip version) shipped with PDV.

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