TYPO3 CMS Coding Guidelines 4.5.1 documentation
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TYPO3 CMS Coding Guidelines:ref:
| Previous Key: | doc_core_cgl |
|---|---|
| Version: | 4.5.1 |
| Language: | en |
| Description: | A description of the formal requirements or standards regarding PHP coding that you should adhere to when you develop TYPO3 Extensions or Core parts. |
| Keywords: | forDevelopers, forIntermediates |
| Copyright: | 2000-2013 |
| Author: | Documentation Team |
| Email: | documentation@typo3.org |
| License: | Open Content License available from www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml |
| Rendered: | 2013-02-27 01:40 |
The content of this document is related to TYPO3,
a GNU/GPL CMS/Framework available from www.typo3.org
Official documentation
This document is included as part of the official TYPO3 documentation. It has been approved by the TYPO3 Documentation Team following a peer- review process. The reader should expect the information in this document to be accurate - please report discrepancies to the Documentation Team (documentation@typo3.org). Official documents are kept up-to-date to the best of the Documentation Team's abilities.
Core Manual
This document is a Core Manual. Core Manuals address the built in functionality of TYPO3 and are designed to provide the reader with in- depth information. Each Core Manual addresses a particular process or function and how it is implemented within the TYPO3 source code. These may include information on available APIs, specific configuration options, etc.
Core Manuals are written as reference manuals. The reader should rely on the Table of Contents to identify what particular section will best address the task at hand.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- About this document
- What's new
- Credits
- Feedback
- Conventions used in this document
- File system conventions
- TYPO3 directory structure
- TYPO3 files and user files
- Extension directory structure
- File names
- Namespaces
- PHP file formatting
- General requirements to PHP files
- File structure
- PHP syntax formatting
- Using phpDoc
- The ChangeLog file
- General requirements to PHP files
- Coding: best practices
- Accessing the database
- Singletons
- Static methods
- Localization
- Unit tests
- Handling deprecation
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