Is there a unit for documentation in Pascal? The only documenter I know is Natural Docs, which is not a pascal unit but something I use across multiple languages.
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A Docs Unit?
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- Marco van de Voort 1
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Joseph Montanez wroteIs there a unit for documentation in Pascal? The only documenter I know is Natural Docs, which is not a pascal unit but something I use across multiple languages.
A unit ? What do you want with a unit ? The documentation (fpdoc) is generated using an external tool (fpdoc) which is of course written using FPC. All units for this are in the directory utils/fpdoc of the FPC sources.
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Is there a unit for documentation in Pascal? The only documenter I know is Natural Docs,…
Joseph Montanez wrote 8 lines
Is there a unit for documentation in Pascal? The only documenter I
know is Natural Docs, which is not a pascal unit but something I use
across multiple languages.
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A docs unit? Could you be a little more specific as to what you are what to accomplish with a 'docs' unit?
In our previous episode, Robert Wolfe said:
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> Is there a unit for documentation in Pascal? The only documenter I
> know is Natural Docs, which is not a pascal unit but something I use
> across multiple languages.
A docs unit? Could you be a little more specific as to what you are
what to accomplish with a 'docs' unit?
I assume he expects all documentation tools are in comments, like Natural Docs and Doxygen. However the FPC project uses fpdoc which keeps the documentation out-of-source.
If sb really wants in-source docs, he can search for "pasdoc".
Marco van de Voort wroteIf sb really wants in-source docs, he can search for "pasdoc".
Marco thanks, that is what I was looking for. I come from python, php, and java so commenting API within source is what I'm accustomed to.