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    <description>PHPDoctor doesn't seem to handle directories which have a name ending with a period.

The solution was to change the str_replace function at the end of makeAbsolutePath function in phpDoctor.php  - line 422. It started working fine when I replaced that line with this:

return preg_replace('/$\.\//', '', $this-&gt;fixPath($prefix).$path);</description>
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    <summary>Directory names ending in period.</summary>
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    <description>Linking of return types if multiple returns are ignored  SoftwareProductType|null  SoftwareProductType is not linkable.

{ @link $SoftwareProductType } is ignored I think i might have to do with the space. Spaces are allow in phpdoc i think.

Can you add category filtering?

From the target method/class referenced in all the @uses tags and you list off the occurrences of that target method. For example if all my setters for int use a cleanse method from that cleanse method page can you make it so I see all the instances that use the method?</description>
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