I'll have to think about my comments some more once i'm back at my
computer.
Thomas Aylott [SubtleGradient] from iPhone
On Dec 31, 2007, at 5:42 AM, Michael Sheets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Dec 31, 2007, at 4:41 AM, Michael Sheets wrote:
Adding review comments.
# JavaScript JSDoc Bundle Comments
Can we get a general show of hands on how widely used JSDoc is, and
if it's the only doc system for JavaScript? If it is we might want
to consider just moving this into the main JavaScript bundle?
I think there's another one. Someone will have to get a real answer
though. Maybe ask around in all the js library IRC channels.
I would rather have the most widely used doc syntax included than make
it very complex.
The trouble with not including the syntax is that nobody would use it
except the 5 people that know about it and how to do it.
If each js library uses a different syntax then we can just override
the doc syntax in the library grammar.
* Unsure of tab trigger of /* might it be trigger by accident as
people align comments? Would /** change that, or is it not an issue?
Yeah good thinking. /** might be fine.
* The "Comment" snippet seems misnamed, it should be Doc Comment or
similar. Or seeing as we have a block comment shortcut (⌘⌥/) we
could either make it that a second press of the shortcut would conve
rt the current comment block into a doc comment block, or make a sec
ond shortcut.
I'd like to keep the comment toggle on and off only. A 3 state toggle
doesn't sound fun. But that might actually be the best option since
it's a known shortcut.
* Could move away from using CocoaDialog in favor of tm_dialog.
* Could add a new rule to the JavaScript grammar to give doc blocks
their own scope to make the snippets more narrowly focused.
Agreed.
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