[Jslib] Re: source code documentation tool

[Eric Plaster]

Well, I've been looking around for one, and I haven't had any luck.  I 
have run across some things that are of interest though.  There is two 
javascript parsers out there (that are open source):
  * mozilla's (mozilla/js/src)
  * http://acuity.cis.ohio-state.edu:9999/Ojstools/  - a javascript 
preprocessor.

Doxygen is tied to close to the C preprocessor and would be tough to 
fit.  However, there is a project here 
(http://synopsis.sourceforge.net/) that is very modular and should work.

So the only question is to take the javascript preprocessor and make a 
module in Synopsis.  If I get some time <chuckle/> I'll look into seeing 
if this is possible.

Andy Edmonds wrote:

>  My organization is in need of a similar tool.  Any new developments on
> this?
> 
> Rgrds, AE
> VUInteractive
> 
> 
> "Eric Plaster" <plaster@urbanrage.com> wrote in message
> news:public.mozdev.jslib/3C18E6D2.5050304@urbanrage.com...
> 
> I was thinking about this as I was getting ready to document the rdf
> classes, and like I always do, I went on the "source code documentation
> tool" tangent.  I would like to see a way for us to use such a tool to
> document within our code, but I couldn't find any tool out there that can be
> used for javascript.  Does anyone have any ideas?
>