pldoc-chat — Discussion of whatever topics related to PLDoc

[Pldoc-chat] New PLDoc release: 0.6.7

[Albert T. <alt...@ho...>]

Hi,

today a new release of PLDoc is made.
Changes:

* Fixed: [637931] Allow multiple @throws like @param
* Fixed: error parsing REF object_type
* Implemented: [592444] Support 9iR2 assoc array index types
* Implemented: [556039] Treat constants in package spec as field
* Enhanced: run pldoc from any directory (thanks to Kim Jersin)
* Enhanced: show fully qualified names of datatypes

Help !
For better testing, example PL/SQL sources are needed.
If somebody knows any large collection of PL/SQL source
publicly available, please let me know.
I'm already using source from utPLSQL, XDK and PL/Vision.

Albert

[Pldoc-chat] PLDoc 0.6.6 released

[Albert T. <alt...@ho...>]

This is a minor patch release, containing fixes for the latest bugs.

Albert.

[Pldoc-chat] Status of pldoc development

[Albert T. <a_t...@ya...>]

Hi there !

Almost 3 months have passed since last pldoc release 
(man, that's a lot ! :).
Naturally, people ask if I am still maintaining the project.
The short answer is: YES, I DO ! :)

The quiet period is due to several reasons:
1) extraordinary hot summer here
2) last pldoc version satisfies my own current needs
3) I have started to implement parsing of function bodies,
but this is hard to do, so I'm stuck.

Don't worry, sooner or later snow will come down, 
my own needs will increase and I'll find the way to parse bodies.

Best Regards,
Albert.

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[Pldoc-chat] release 0.6, what's next

[Albert T. <alb...@ma...>]

Today, pldoc 0.6 is released.
Next big challenge is to parse function/procedure bodies.
If that is done, parsing package bodies will be a no-brainer.

One more idea: maybe it's possible to write some helper (perl?) script
that converts traditional comments like 

  -- does something
  procedure do_something (
    param1 number, -- first param
    param2 number) -- second param

into pldoc-style

  /** Does something.
  * @param param1 first param
  * @param param2 second param
  */
  procedure do_something (
    param1 number,
    param2 number)

With such script, pldoc will need parse only well-formed comments,
that's much simpler.

Albert.