[PHP] Program to create your own scripts?

[Skywing]

'Changelog'?

Changelog  

I don't see anything in the first couple pages of results from that search saying anything about a formalized "changelog" language.  I hope you aren't expecting people to dig through a few hundred pages of results to find what you're hinting at...

[K]

'Changelog'?

Changelog  

I don't see anything in the first couple pages of results from that search saying anything about a formalized "changelog" language.  I hope you aren't expecting people to dig through a few hundred pages of results to find what you're hinting at...

ChangeLog isn't a language which is what the search is supposed to illustrate, it's a format defined by the GNU Coding Standards read by ChangeLog parsers (or possibly grep).  Searching for 'ChangeLog' gives you lots of examples of said format.

[Skywing]

'Changelog'?

Changelog  

I don't see anything in the first couple pages of results from that search saying anything about a formalized "changelog" language.  I hope you aren't expecting people to dig through a few hundred pages of results to find what you're hinting at...

ChangeLog isn't a language which is what the search is supposed to illustrate, it's a format defined by the GNU Coding Standards read by ChangeLog parsers (or possibly grep).  Searching for 'ChangeLog' gives you lots of examples of said format.

That's a much more helpful answer.  Note that I saw a wide variety of changelog formats throughout the search results given by the link you specified.

[CrAzY]

Jesus, four quotes in one post?  You got to be kidding me.

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

Then you obviously haven't seen this thread.

[venox]

I myself prefer kwrite or emacs when im on my freebsd machine, textpad for windows.

[quasi-modo]

Dude, the last post was in 2003.

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

I myself prefer kwrite or emacs when im on my freebsd machine, textpad for windows.

Man, if you had waited a month, it would've been the 1 year anniversary of this thread.