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I use this type of comment style in dlang:
/**
My Description
*/
Notice the two asterisks in the first line. This causes the entire block to be highlighted pink. This is a valid dlang style since two asterisks are needed in order to generate documentation.
Tldr:
Pink
/**
My Description
*/
Highlights correctly but dlang can't generate documentation files from this block.
/*
My Description
*/
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I believe we can use the same logic as discussed at #68 (comment), to terminate the JavaDoc context and continue with the regular block comment context when a line without an asterisk as its first non-whitespace character is encountered.
I use this type of comment style in dlang:
/**
My Description
*/
Notice the two asterisks in the first line. This causes the entire block to be highlighted pink. This is a valid dlang style since two asterisks are needed in order to generate documentation.
Tldr:
Pink
/**
My Description
*/
Highlights correctly but dlang can't generate documentation files from this block.
/*
My Description
*/
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: