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PHP Manual -> Java Manual?
The PHP Manual is the ultimate guide for coding in PHP... It has everything in it, and a simple click on search will find anything.
Recently, i focussed on Java a bit, cause i wanted to be able to use motion graphics. So there i was, starting my first real java code (got some books, so i know the basic structure of java), when i realise i don't know anything about the available functions java comes with... For instance, i wanted to know if there was something in Java, similar to 'explode()' in PHP. I know there is, but what is its name and what are the specifications? This is where i need some big Java Manual which contains everything like the PHP Manual does... Now my question is: Is there anything like such a Java Manual? And if not, in what way should someone get hold of info about java functions? |
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RE: PHP Manual -> Java Manual?
You can get an HTML version of the Java documentation written with Javadoc on the Sun website. It won't have user comments, but it will be a complete listing of all the classes, etc.
The thing to remember is that Javadoc is an API document, so it tells you what the classes/methods do but not a ton of other information. As an aside, the Javadoc API comment style is so good that it has been ported to PHP in various implementations (phpdoc being the most famous I think). It is the documenting standard used in the PEAR repository. Cheers, Keith. |
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