Generating Warnings for Undocumented AS3 Members? (ASDoc)
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05-09-2019 - |
Question
I have a Flash (AS3) component library that I'm distributing, and I want to make sure that it's fully documented for each release. One of the things I really liked about Microsoft's automatic doc generation for C# was that I could have my compiler generate warnings (on every compile) for any public member that wasn't documented in their doc tagging format.
I found this extremely helpful for me to make sure I had fully documented all of my code.
Is there a way to turn on a similar thing for ASDoc?
Thanks for any advice and tips -- I would love for this to work from within Eclipse / Flex Builder, but I'm okay using Ant.
Solution 2
Looks like it's not yet in there, but it's now logged as a feature request in Adobe's tracker.
OTHER TIPS
I think you are looking for the following switch:
-exclude-dependencies false
From documentation:
Whether all dependencies found by the compiler are documented. If true, the dependencies of the input classes are not documented.
The default value is false.