[Pasdoc-main] [pasdoc:feature-requests] #20 4 question....

[Michalis K. <ka...@us...>]

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**[feature-requests:#20] 4 question....**

**Status:** closed
**Group:** 
**Created:** Mon Jun 21, 2004 05:17 AM UTC by CETT
**Last Updated:** Mon Mar 30, 2026 01:53 AM UTC
**Owner:** Michalis Kamburelis


Hi everyone!

So, I have 4 question:
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1: How to create multiline description? If I use this:
{ @author(Jónás Gergő <jon...@ch...>)
@created(2004.06.01.)
@lastmod(2004.06.01.)
@abstract(temp)
line1
line2
line3}

or this:

{ @author(Jónás Gergő <jon...@ch...>)
@created(2004.06.01.)
@lastmod(2004.06.01.)
@abstract(temp)}
{line1}
{line2}
{line3}

description, then a pasdoc generate this HTML text: 
</h2>temp<p>line1 line2
line3</p> WHY??? I think, the god HTML text is:
</h2>temp<p>line1<BR>line2<BR>line3</p>
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2: How to use the @created, @author and @lastmod 
tags in the procedures and
functions description?
If I use this:
{ Description 
@param(param: input parameter)
@returns(output)
@author(Jónás Gergő <jon...@ch...>)
@created(2004.06.01.)
@lastmod(2004.06.01.)}
function func(param:string):String;

description, then a pasdoc add the HTML file is only 
@param and @returns
tag... WHY??? And the more tags?
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3: How to add the html output a local variables, and the 
local variables
descriptions?
If I use this description to the main.pas:

function Tmainform.Encrypt(s: string): string; var
{ i temporary variables...}
i: integer;

then the pasdoc not added the local variables and local 
variables
descriptions to the main.tmainform.html file in the 
encrypt function
subsection...
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4: If I use this unit:

unit Main;
interface
uses
Windows, Form, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Controls, 
Graphics;
type
TMainForm = class(TForm)
MainMenu1: TMainMenu;
Menu_Exit: TMenuItem;
private
public
end;

Var MainForm: TMainForm;
implementation

uses my_unit1, my_unit2;
{$R *.dfm}
..............

then the generated html file is:
uses
-Windows
-Messages
-SysUtils
-Variants
-Classes
-Controls
-Graphics

OK. But where is my units? (my_unit1, my_unit2)
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Thx for answers, bye:

Jónás Gergő



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