Split lines on "\n" rather than PHP_EOL. Fixes compatibility issues with Windows.

[wnielson]

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[avalanche123]

Have an example file i could test with, maybe the solution is first to replace all occurrences of PHP_EOL with "\n"?

[wnielson]

Try this Gist: https://gist.github.com/1345477 (the text is raw to preserve the newlines).

On Windows with PHP_EOL, the output I get is:

[{"tags":[],"description":"","isPrivate":false,"isProtected":false,"isPublic":true,"isAbstract":false,"isFinal":false,"isStatic":false,"code":"function sayHello($name)","type":"function","name":"sayHe
llo()"}]

Changing PHP_EOL to "\n", I get:

[{"tags":[{"type":"param","types":["string"],"name":"name","description":"A name to say hello to"}],"description":"A simple function to print \"hello\"\r\n\r","isPrivate":false,"isProtected":false,"is
Public":true,"isAbstract":false,"isFinal":false,"isStatic":false,"code":"function sayHello($name)","type":"function","name":"sayHello()"}]

I get the second output on Linux and OS X regardless of whether PHP_EOL is used or "\n".

I'm not sure replacing PHP_EOL with "\n" is necessary because you later use trim($line) to remove any extra cruft from the line anyway, but I suppose it probably wouldn't hurt.

[avalanche123]

I'm convinced, thanks