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Build Identifier: 20100615235519 There are several Suboptimal Behaviors in the JSDoc tooltips displayed when selecting a method from a list of possible code completions: * Various tags are listed "@raw", but should not be: **@returns (listed raw, @return supported correctly) **@type (don't list, should have other effect?) **@memberOf (don't list) **@deprecated (don't list, should affect JSDoc in Some Other Way?) **@public (don't list) **@name (don't list) **@version (format?) **@example (listed raw, should be <code>-ified) *<code> changes the font but loses whitespace, while <pre> behaves correctly. * Types defined with the {} wrappers are listed with the "{}". Ugh. I know you can't click on the tool tip, so a link is out... but how about some formatting/filtering? Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Several of these tags are used regularly in system.js. Thusly: {}.| Invoking code completion at the '|' and navigating to just about any function will show memberOf, lots of examples of @returns {type}...
Hovering over a type name will also pop up JSDoc, which shows @class as well. You can find a full list of JSDoc tags at their google group: http://code.google.com/p/jsdoc-toolkit/wiki/TagReference The (original?) JSDoc project, http://jsdoc.sourceforge.net/, states that it has been superseded by the jsdoc-toolkit, and links to it. (and the jsdoc-toolkit states that it's no longer being developed in favor of JSDoc3, which the maintainer is currently writing, having released no code)
