How to show scala doc from Java Editor in Eclipse?

When using maven convention, a library is bundled as ‘group.artifact.version.jar’ for binary, ‘group.artifact.version-sources.jar’ for source code and ‘group.artifact.version-javadoc.jar’ for docs. If you don’t see the javadoc, then it means that the ‘-javadoc.jar’ for that artifact is not pulled to local, in your case for the akka artifact. If you right click on the library, you … Read more

A Better Boost reference? [closed]

In general, I don’t find the documentation is that bad. In general again, the information is “somewhere” in there. The main problem I see is a lack of uniformity, making it difficult to find that “somewhere”. As you write in your question, the docs were written by different people, and a different times, and that’s … Read more

How to serve documentation using godoc together with go modules?

The issue isn’t modules so much as GOPATH. There’s a github issue thread that discusses this in more detail: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/26827 That thread has evolved a workaround that uses a docker container to run a godoc server with GOPATH set to the base of your dev tree. That godoc server will serve docs for all of … Read more

Multiline Clojure docstrings

If you’re using Emacs, grab clojure-mode.el from technomancy’s Github, which differs from the one in ELPA (I don’t know why, both claim to be version 1.11.5, maybe someone can comment on that?) but includes clojure-fill-docstring which will format docstrings with nice indentation and linewrapping, bound by default to C-c M-q. It will take this: (defn … Read more

How should I provide YARD/RDoc documentation for Ruby keyword arguments?

Should I just continue to use the @param keyword? Yes. YARD recognizes keyword arguments. Use @param to document a single method parameter (either regular or keyword) with a given name, type and optional description: # @param query [String] The search string # @param exact_match [Boolean] whether to do an exact match # @param results_per_page [Integer] … Read more

How do you document your database structure? [closed]

MySQL allows comments on tables and rows. PostgreSQL does as well. From other answers, Oracle and MSSQL have comments too. For me, a combination of UML diagram for a quick refresher on field names, types, and constraints, and an external document (TeX, but could be any format) with extended description of everything database-related – special … Read more

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