2009/7/16 Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de
On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 19:57:32 -0600, Ben wrote:
Hi,
anyhow, my point: Zend uses a php doc standard of using @param to identify paramters and then tooltips them as you complete a function name within you application. geany does this for language built-ins but I was curious if there is documentation on how to make this happen for javascript-language functions that are user functions... ?
not really sure what you mean with "user functions". Are you talking about embedded Javascript in HTML/PHP files?
And if so, what exactly doesn't work and how should it work?
Regards, Enrico
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um, I mean, for example, functions I've created take for example:
function do_stuff(param1,param2,param3) { return {param1,param2,param3 }
if for some strange reason this were built into the system, take php's str_replace, if I type 'str_r' I get a tooltip suggesting str_replace, and if I type it all the way out I get str_replace(string needle,string haystack,[optional param1],[optional param2]) in a tooltip
is geany designed to do this for things like this given my example, or am I doing it wrong? is there some sort of /* * @param mixed param1 * [...] *******************************************/ syntax that I am missing?