If you’re familiar with Grunt, you can easily generate .html docs with grunt-jsdoc. Document your code with JSDoc. Use grunt-jsdoc which internally uses jsdoc to generate code documentation. This will also output the source code in HTML and within the documentation it will include links to code lines for each publicly accessible member. You can … Read more
I recently had the same problem and I did not find anything. So I created a simple tool to do it. It is a very basic javascript application written with react.js. At the moment it is very basic, but I’m working on it, so any feature request is welcome. You can use it for free … Read more
Use standard XML escaping. For example: <summary>This takes a <token1> and turns it into a <token2></summary> It’s not super-easy to type or read as code, but IntelliSense properly unescapes this and you see the right, readable thing in the tooltip.
A different (better) approach than my previous answer: In Window->Preferences->C/C++->Editor, In the right tab look for “Documentation tool comments”, and in “Workspace default” set doxygen. Now you can type /** above a function and press return. /** int foo(int bar); becomes /** * * @param bar * @return */ int foo(int bar);
show full columns from <table_name> This is the output: | Field | Type | Collation | Null | Key | Default | Extra | Privileges | Comment I hope this is useful for you
Look in source code \ Reflector. There are lots of quirks in controls text processing, I doubt that any one will care to document this. For instance KeyDown event of TextBox is not fired when user presses BackSpace when there is text inside control, but fires when the is no text, etc. The quickest way … Read more
Try to update new Xcode. in my experiance work well after delete derived data or clean build press shift+command+K
Both guides in the accepted answer seem outdated. PyInstaller now provides an executable script that allows you to do pyinstaller your_script.py wherever your_script.py is located – instead of the old mode of copying your your_script.py to wherever you copied the source code of PyInstaller. Here’s a brief, more recent guide that walks you through a … Read more
I really like Marginalia if you want to take something like a literate programming approach. Marginalia traverses your source code, and produces an html formatted version with comments set beside code in a very clear text. Comments can be markdown formatted, making for a very readable final document. When reviewing source code that I’ve written … Read more