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In VSCode I can use EmmyLua to provide documentation and smart autocomplete for my code. Eclipse also support LDoc as I remember. But I have no idea which documentation format supported in Howl. I know, I can use Ctrl+Q to see documentation for standard lua classes, but how to document my own?
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Howl uses it's own API documentation system which you can see an example in lua/api.moon. It's attached via the mode as you can see here.
I think to integrate other kinds of docs, we'd need to write a parser that exposes the docs as a Lua table structured like api.moon above.
Another way to intergrate external docs is in the go mode, which implements show_doc - a function that calls some external tool and returns the result as a formatted buffer.
In VSCode I can use EmmyLua to provide documentation and smart autocomplete for my code. Eclipse also support LDoc as I remember. But I have no idea which documentation format supported in Howl. I know, I can use Ctrl+Q to see documentation for standard lua classes, but how to document my own?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: