I have an issue for you. When I declare virtual methods like here they are not detected:
# This class has virtual methods, which doesn't
# exist in the source but appears in the documentation.
#
# @method #set(key, value)
# Sets a value
# @param [String] key describe key param
# @param [Object] value describe value param
# @option value [String] string
# @option value [Integer] number
# @option value [Object] whatever
#
# @method .get(key)
# Gets a value
# @param [String] key describe key param
# @return [Object] describe value param
#
# @method #delete({key, passion}, foo='bar')
# Deletes a key from the data.
#
# Another line
#
# @param [String] key describe key param
#
# @example Delete a key.
# emv = new Example.Methods.Virtual
# emv.set 'foo', 'bar'
# val = emv.get 'foo'
#
# # now, proclaim you're done with foo.
# emv.delete 'foo'
#
# This line should be part of the class description, and the method declaration
# shouldn't have messed it up.
#
class Example.Methods.Virtual
Generated HTML page contains class overview but nothing mentioned about class/instance methods at all.
This issue is occurred since version 2.1.0 (and still actual for 2.1.2), but 2.0.11 works fine.
Hi all!
I have an issue for you. When I declare virtual methods like here they are not detected:
Generated HTML page contains class overview but nothing mentioned about class/instance methods at all.
This issue is occurred since version 2.1.0 (and still actual for 2.1.2), but 2.0.11 works fine.