Return first index following start
and starting a line (i.
Return first index following start
and starting a line (i.e. after skipLineLead)
which satisfies predicate p
.
Returns first index following start
and starting a line (i.
Returns first index following start
and starting a line (i.e. after skipLineLead) or starting the comment
which satisfies predicate p
.
Merge sections following an usecase into the usecase comment, so they can override the parent symbol's sections
A map from parameter names to start/end indices describing all parameter
sections in str
tagged with tag
, where sections
is the index of str
.
Optionally start and end index of return section in str
, or None
if str
does not have a @return.
Returns index of string str
following start
skipping
sequence of identifier characters.
Returns index of string str
after start
skipping longest
sequence of space and tab characters, possibly also containing
a single *
character or the /
**
sequence.
Skips to next occurrence of \n' or to the position after the
/
start**
sequence following index .
Returns index following variable, or start index if no variable was recognized
Returns index of string str
following start
skipping longest
sequence of whitespace characters characters (but no newlines)
The first start tag of a list of tag intervals, or the end of the whole comment string - 2 if list is empty
Does interval iv
start with given tag
?
Produces a string index, which is a list of sections, i.e
pairs of start/end positions of all tagged sections in the string.
Every section starts with a
@
and extends to the next @
, or
to the end of the comment string, but excluding the final two
characters which terminate the comment.
Produces a string index, which is a list of sections, i.e
pairs of start/end positions of all tagged sections in the string.
Every section starts with a
@
and extends to the next @
, or
to the end of the comment string, but excluding the final two
characters which terminate the comment.
Also take usecases into account - they need to expand until the next usecase or the end of the string, as they might include other sections of their own
Extracts variable name from a string, stripping any pair of surrounding braces
Utilitity methods for doc comment strings