You can not select more than 25 topics
Topics must start with a letter or number, can include dashes ('-') and can be up to 35 characters long.
Timothy Pearson
0fed1a188b
|
13 years ago | |
---|---|---|
.. | ||
CMakeLists.txt | 13 years ago | |
Makefile.am | 13 years ago | |
README.dox | 13 years ago | |
kdevtexttools.desktop | 15 years ago | |
texttoolspart.cpp | 13 years ago | |
texttoolspart.h | 13 years ago | |
texttoolswidget.cpp | 13 years ago | |
texttoolswidget.h | 13 years ago |
README.dox
/** \class TextToolsPart Put a brief description here, the brief description ends at the first dot. Put a more detailed description of your part in these lines. It can span over several lines. You can even use some html commands in these lines like: <code>This is code</code>, html links <a href="http://somelocation">link text</a>, and images. \authors <a href="mailto:bernd AT tdevelop.org">Bernd Gehrmann</a> \maintainer <a href="mailto:$EMAIL$">$AUTHOR$</a> \maintainer <a href="mailto:2nd maintainer AT provider.com">2nd maintainer full name</a> ... \maintainer <a href="mailto:nth maintainer AT provider.com">nth maintainer full name</a> \feature Describe the first feature \feature Describe the second feature ... \feature Describe the last feature \bug Describe a the 1st bug that you know of, but probably hasn't been reported yet. .. \bug Describe a the nth bug that you know of, but probably hasn't been reported yet. \requirement Describe a the 1st requirement of your part. \requirement Describe a the 2nd requirement of your part. ... \requirement Describe a the nth requirement of your part. \todo Describe a the 1st TODO of your part. \todo Describe a the 2nd TODO of your part. ... \todo Describe a the nth TODO of your part. \faq <b>First frequenly asked question about your part ?</b> Answer. \faq <b>Second frequenly asked question about your part ?</b> Answer. ... \faq <b>Last frequenly asked question about your part ?</b> Answer. \note First note text. \note Second note text. ... \note Last note text. \warning First warning text. \warning Second warning text. ... \warning Last warning text. */