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Support all ObjC documentation commands #368
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How would you expect Do you know if there's an exhaustive resource listing all the ObjC doc commands like Erica Sadun's reference for Swift? |
This is the best reference I could find: http://stackoverflow.com/a/19169271/373262 I've updated this issue title to reflect adding support for all these commands. |
👍 I think so. After some more thought, I'm not completely convinced this is worth it. To me,
Also not sure how useful/valuable some of these other keywords are, or how frequently people would use them? Most valuable are probably |
I think we should just support them all, unless you can think of valid reasons not to. It's pretty straightforward to do. |
The most impactful one would be actually |
I'm trying to build documentation for an Objective-C project, but multiline Do you know any alternative supported by Xcode? It looks like Apple IDE does not recognize P. S. I also tried UPD: I found 2 possible solutions and committed them into Jazzy and SourceKitten. Although I know they are lame 😊 So please consider to fix this stuff in a proper way. Thanks in advance! |
Hi,
the generated jazzy html formats correctly the code but not Xcode when I option click on a method. |
Any progress on this? I see @shpakovski's commits but not sure if they resolved this or were merged in. Would love an update. :) |
No, I think @shpakovski's commits were contained to that fork. |
I'm stuck with the @code problem as well. @shpakovski could you please create a pull request to merge your fix into jazzy? |
@melbic I don’t think those fixes are good for production, so they are not worth PR. Sorry for the slow reply! |
In testing the ObjC docs parsing (#367), I found that
@discussion
is not parsed.However,
@note
does work, so this probably isn't high priority to fix.I'm assuming this is because Swift supports
- note:
, but not- discussion:
.Screenshot of
@discussion
:You can see
@note
working in this case in the final docs here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: