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September 20, 2010 07:23
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YARD question: Documenting multiple attr_reader
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# This works: | |
# @return [String] This is attribute #1 | |
attr_reader :attr1 | |
# @return [Object] This is attribute #2 | |
attr_reader :attr2 | |
# But this won't: | |
# @attr_reader [String] attr1 This is attribute #1 | |
# @attr_reader [Object] attr2 This is attribute #2 | |
attr_reader :attr1, :attr2 |
I think @lsegal told me, that this doesn't (and probably will never). Today, even if it would work I'd also recommend to put each attribute on its own line. This will bloat your code a bit, but it's more readable and provides a place to add notes etc. for each individual attribute.
This can now be done using the @!attribute
directive:
# @!attribute [r] name
# @return [String] The person's full name
#
# @!attribute [r] date_of_birth
# @return [Date] The person's date of birth
class Person
attr_reader :name, :date_of_birth
def initialize(name, date_of_birth)
@name = name
@date_of_birth = date_of_birth
end
end
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Did you ever figure out how to get something like this to work?