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Re: Comments on Coding Style [message #70671 is a reply to message #70670] Thu, 29 April 2010 13:10 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Aram Panasenco is currently offline  Aram Panasenco
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pp wrote:
> On Apr 29, 4:26 pm, Aram Panasenco<panasencoa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I am going to try and use only one header per class that will describe
>> the entire class interface. I am using non-standard tags (Name, Design
>> Details, Abstraction, Syntax, and Public Methods) instead of the more
>> standard (Name, Purpose, Category, Superclasses, Subclasses, Syntax). Is
>> that a bad change? What would you like to see different about the header?
>
> If you use one of the standard formats (and tags) for the comments,
> then you can use IDLdoc to generate nice documentation pages (which
> include very useful features like links and search). If you are not
> familiar with it, see
>
> http://idldoc.idldev.com/
>
> Also, using one of the standard formats allows the Workbench to show
> the help for the routine.

I have just checked out IDLdoc and... wow! I am downright speechless. It
does generate amazing help pages. I am sure there is a way to fine-tune
it (or downright modify the source code) to work with nonstandard tags,
though. Right now, human readability is a bigger concern for me.

~Aram Panasenco
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