Folding doxygen comments with Eclipse CDT?
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Hi. I've been googling this for a while now, and I still find no good answer for it. Before you throw RTFM at me, I'm still searching for the answer. But if you've been through this before, any useful links are appreciated. This would fold nicely:
// xyz
// @param x
// @param yThis would fold nicely also:
/*
* xyz
* @param x
* @param y
*/This wouldn't fold:
/// xyz
/// @param x
/// @param yThis wouldn't fold either:
// xyz // @param x // @param yIt won't kill me to see these, but as the code grows it's getting harder and harder to see the function names.
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Hi. I've been googling this for a while now, and I still find no good answer for it. Before you throw RTFM at me, I'm still searching for the answer. But if you've been through this before, any useful links are appreciated. This would fold nicely:
// xyz
// @param x
// @param yThis would fold nicely also:
/*
* xyz
* @param x
* @param y
*/This wouldn't fold:
/// xyz
/// @param x
/// @param yThis wouldn't fold either:
// xyz // @param x // @param yIt won't kill me to see these, but as the code grows it's getting harder and harder to see the function names.
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Doxygen provides several ways to mark what it should process. Have you tried the alternatives like:
/*!
...
*/or
/////////////////////////////////////////////
/// ...
/////////////////////////////////////////////or
//! ...
//! ...Thanks for your reply! The slash star and slash slash exclamation is out of the question due to company's coding standard. What I don't understand is why the triple slashes when it's tabbed inside it won't fold? I don't think the Eclipse CDT team haven't noticed that format already...