Brice Burgess schrieb: > Jörn Zaefferer wrote: > >> Hi folks, >> >> to ease documentation of plugins, I started writing a small tool that >> generates HTML from inline documentation. Basically it does the same as >> Visual jQuery, taking the source, parsing comments, converting to XML, >> converting to HTML. But all in handy web interface, so you don't have to >> install or use ant/make or java. >> >> Current versions runs only in Firefox: >> http://jquery.bassistance.de/docTool/docTool.html >> >> Let me know if this is useful for you. >> >> Any idea on how to get it working in IE/Opera (or even Safari) is >> appreciated. >> >> >> > xlnt Jörn! > > I find this quite useful. It's now time to dump my phpDoc (javadoc) > syntax & parser in favor of this tool ;) One thing is boggling me. I see > that it gets outputs function arguments via the @param, but nowhere did > I see "A valid numeric." defined. I assume there's a hash of primitave > types & their descriptors in the output code. Is it possible to define > your own types (e.g. "jQuery Object Extended")? > Those are defined in the XSL file, and that is open for edits. You download it and run it offline.
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