Zitat von Hans-Peter Diettrich <drdiettri...@aol.com>:
Martin schrieb:
This is the first problem: how much of the base class to repeat? Or
how many links does the user have to follow to find what he seeks.
In PasDoc2 I imported inherited descriptions automatically, so that
only really overridden behaviour must be documented, when it really
does something different, or when it implements an abstract and
unspecific method. This can also reveal in which class a method or
property has been introduced, when the search starts in
TDerived.ident and the help mentions TBase.ident.
The fpdoc help of the IDE (mouse hints) shows every fpdoc entry
including all ancestor entries and all pasdoc comments, including all
ancestor entries.
We have already a bug report from Graeme that this is too much.
Mattias
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