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This module provides automatic node analysis using the OpenAmplify semantic analyzer. It also provides hooks for developers to access and use the semantic analysis information about a node.

Put more plainly: Let Drupal (and OpenAmplify) figure out what your document is about and make it do cool things with that information.

This library module provides a recursive descent grammar parser to help analyze and modify a source code file. The goal is that, by organizing the source code based on the grammar of the programming language (as opposed to low-level tokens), complex changes to the code can be more readily made in a programmatic fashion (i.e. by other code using the parser engine).

This library handles PHP grammar, building on the tokenizer functions available in PHP.

Some of the applications for this library module are:

This module provides integration between the feedback module (http://drupal.org/project/feedback) and the ticketing system Unfuddle (http://unfuddle.com, paid account required). It allows users to use feedback module to create Unfuddle tickets referencing specific paths on the site.

The SimpleTest Clone module allows existing Drupal configurations to
be cloned and tested (rather than the default SimpleTest behavior of
building a test site up from install hooks).

It is meant to serve as a placeholder module until this ability is
backported to Drupal 6.x from 7.x. There are several issues where this
is being pursued:

Internet Explorer will refuse to load more than 31 linked stylesheets. Unfortunately, the alternative to load styles using @import statements (which Drupal 5 used), has bad performance implications.

The fix for this on production sites is to simply enable the “Optimize CSS files” option on admin/settings/performance. Unfortunately, that option makes developing CSS for themes or modules a true PITA. This module adds a developer-friendly solution to the “Optimize CSS files” feature; it aggregates all stylesheets except for those in the theme or in the selected module.

Custom reports is a module for times when your client needs to export data from their Drupal site.
This module is aimed at developers.

If the data they need is a simple query your probably better off using the excelent Views module along with very helpful Views bonus pack.

Overview

The Drupal SEO Friend module is meant to be used along side existing Drupal SEO modules to make them more effective. This module does not replace functionality available in the SEO Checklist and SEO Compliance Checker modules.

This is a library of tools to assist with writing update hooks.

If you use an update hook deployment workflow, you can end up with a lot of repetitive code for things like disabling a view, enabling or disabling a module, or reverting part or all of a feature. In addition, the existing functions to accomplish these tasks often don't catch exceptions nicely or do basic sanity checking before running. This can cause your update hooks to fail in unexpected ways, often without useful information.

In this module, there are three classes to improve this process.

This module is only provide API for other modules.

Features

This module allows for other modules: