VisDoc generates html documentation from ActionScript 2.0 class files
- VisDoc integrates a smart processor to parse class files - you don't need to prepare or rewrite your classes. Even if you don't use doc comments, you can generate handy class documentation with a Table of Contents.
- Class relations mean everything. VisDoc links interfaces, superclasses and their methods and properties to give a quick overview how classes are connected.
- Flexibility is built in: documentation pages are formatted with editable templates (XSL and CSS). Just customize to have your own layout and style.
- Changed some classes? Start up the application and hit the Process button - VisDoc remembers all your settings from the last time. You can also save these settings in a project file, so you can use multiple projects without changing settings inbetween.
- For even more speed, update only modified or added files. VisDoc detects what files have been updated since the last run, and can process only those.
Features:
- Parses methods, properties, class type, superclasses, interfaces
- Groups Class methods, Instance methods, Event handlers, Class properties and Instance properties
- Optionally lists private members (toggable)
- Parses "get" and "set" methods as property variables; recognizes cases when get and set use different variable types get/set example .
- Parses Javadoc-style comments, with additional tags tags example
- Links superclasses
- Links inherited methods and properties from all superclasses MediaController example
- Processes multiple documents, multiple folders
- Resolves included scripts, recursively
- Recognizes duplicate files (duplicate class paths) - only uses the newest
- No additional markup needed: @class, @method and @property tags are not required
- Support for html formatted text inside doc comments html example
- Clean designed layout of documentation with scalable font sizes, fully customizable, based on XSL, skinnable with CSS, default output is XHTML strict, W3C validated
- XSL and CSS are editable within the app
- Optionally generate index page (frameset) with Table of Contents index/TOC example
- Optionally add prefix to files
- Optionally save as xml
- Adds modification date class file
- Adds creation date documentation
