Can't get an inner class to show up as belonging to an outer class
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Nicolas De Jaeghere
Aug 2, 2013, 4:36:17 AM8/2/13
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According to the documentation, adding @for <OuterClass>to a @class block <InnerClass> should cause <InnerClass> to show up as belonging to <OuterClass> while subsequent items should still show up as belonging to <InnerClass>.
What I get instead are two classes <OuterClass> and <InnerClass>. There seems to be no relation between <OuterClass> and <InnerClass> and <OuterClass> has all the methods, properties,... . What am I doing wrong?
Example:
What I get instead are two classes <OuterClass> and <InnerClass>. There seems to be no relation between <OuterClass> and <InnerClass> and <OuterClass> has all the methods, properties,... . What am I doing wrong?
Example:
/**
* @class OuterClass
*/
/**
* @method foo
*/
/**
* @class InnerClass
* @for OuterClass
*/
/**
* @method bar
*/
/**
* @method baz
* @for OuterClass
*/
Dilip Prajapati
Jan 31, 2014, 4:35:30 AM1/31/14
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Hi Nicolas,
You are doing correctly as described in documentation page.
Looks like the description of @for tag is wrong.Please refer below code snippet to get correct documentation of inner and outer class.
/**
* @class OuterClass
*/
var OuterClass = ( function() {'use strict';
/**
@method foo
**/
var foo = function() {
console.log("Test Function foo.....");
},
/**
* @class InnerClass
* @for InnerClass
*/
InnerClass = function() {
/**
@method bar
**/
var bar = function() {
console.log("Test Function bar.....");
},
/**
@method baz
**/
baz = function() {
console.log("Test Function baz.....");
};
};
}());
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