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Build Identifier: 20100218-1602 Type /** [enter] before a PHP function, and it should auto-complete a PHPDoc comment. But it displays this instead: /** * /** * */ */ Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a new file test.php. 2. Enter the following text in it: <?php class A { public $v; public function __construct() { } public function test() { } } ?> 3. Add a line before the $v or __construct() declarations, and type /** [enter]. You'll get a PHPDoc comment, as expected. 4. Add a line before the test() declaration, and type /** [enter]. You'll get the following, with the cursor where the | is: /** * |/** * */ */
PDT version 2.2.0.v201004270700
if it's reproducible on latest code this behavior is really critical to fix
I could not reproduce it,does it fixed? Tested with <?php class A { public $v; public function __construct() { } /** * | public function test() { } } ?> and <?php class A { public $v; public function __construct() { } /** * | public function test() { } } ?>
I just realized that the project where I saw this behavior isn't a PHP project. The .project file has no buildSpec or natures. Is the PHP editor supposed to work in a non-PHP project?
Hi,Jacob Thanks for your information! Fixed in head.
Verified at PDT-2.2.0.v20100504 After using step to reproduced at PHP files see this: <?php class A { /** * * Enter description here ... * @var unknown_type */ public $v; public function __construct() { } public function test() { } } ?> Try to use the same code at JavaScript and Java projects - again the same right behavior Closing this issue... Verified by Teodor Kirkov teodor.k@zend.com
