On Tue, 19 Apr 2011, Frank Church wrote:
2011/4/19 Mattias Gaertner <[email protected]>
Frank Church <[email protected]> hat am 19. April 2011 um 12:51
geschrieben:
Is there a codetools facility that can help you annotate changes to
your functions,
and also help you create some kind of documentation block whenever
you create a new
function or procedure?
eg when I want to commit changes to SCM I would like a tool that
can list all
procedures which have changed and give me the option to jumping to
them one by one
and noting the changes, then summarize the changes at the beginning
of the file
itself.
Not yet.
Maybe you can be more specific about "which have changed". I guess you mean
since last commit to SCM
(or svn or git ...).
For this the IDE needs a plugin for the version control system.
Or do you mean the changes since last save to disk?
I am looking for something manually triggered that can check what procedures
have been modified, or added,
then I can jump to them one by one and note down my changes.
I don't need something that is necessarily hooked into my VCS, but something
that can diff the procedures
individually and list those that have been changed.
Yes, but changed relative to what ? What is your point of reference ?
- Last save in IDE
- last commit in VCS ?
- Last time file was loaded ?
I also need to settle on a docblock style, and this stackoverflow thread is
interesting
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/750810/most-common-docblock-for-delphi-and-or-freepascal-code.
Are any of the options here preferred by FPC/Lazarus developers?
fpdoc, obviously.
Michael.
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