codeignitier and eclipse

[eluser]esra[/eluser]
[quote author="Sam Dark" date="1213030328"]I'm ok with Java but not very familiar with Eclipse SDK to do it. Plus how do you think it will process complex code like returning objects without PHPDoc?[/quote]

PDT (not Eclipse) uses PHPdoc comments to acquire information for code complete. In CI, one could do a search on var to find all instances of variables where the PHPdoc comments need to be added. It's probably possible, with some coordination, to add the comments to an upcoming version of the CI code, then transfer those comments to the next version release using a file comparator like WinMerge or BeyondCompare. This would allow a third-party to add the comments and a core developer could check the comments for accuracy as they were merged.

Currently, it's possible to generate PHPdoc API documentation for classes and class methods (less the variable comments) becuase those comments have existed in the files since at least 1.3.2 and possibly from the beginning.