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I expect markers to be reported when they are used within /* ... */ syntax.
/** * Does stuff * FIXME: Adapt to new API * * @param int $age Age of the user * * @return void */publicfunctionmyFunction($age)
{
// FIXME: Has to be implemented/* FIXME: Has to be documented */
}
Actual Behavior
The first marker gets ignored, the second works, the third gets ignored
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Install phpDocumentor
Create a file with the code from the example
Run phpDocumentor
The first marker gets ignored
Your environment
Version used: 2.9.0 and 3.0.0-alpha3
PHAR-File
PHP 7.2.10
Linux Mint 19
Although the documentation says "In short, a Marker is a single-line inline comment that starts with a single, identifying, word and has a description." (link) I find it useful to include /* ... */ makers as well.
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Expected Behavior
I expect markers to be reported when they are used within
/* ... */
syntax.Actual Behavior
The first marker gets ignored, the second works, the third gets ignored
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Your environment
Although the documentation says "In short, a Marker is a single-line inline comment that starts with a single, identifying, word and has a description." (link) I find it useful to include
/* ... */
makers as well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: