Phpdocumentor: Inline @see and @link tags not working

Created on 7 Apr 2014  Â·  10Comments  Â·  Source: phpDocumentor/phpDocumentor

@FlorianWolters wrote:

Neither inline @see nor inline @link are working with the responsive template in v2.4.0. The documentation states:

The effects of the inline version of this [@link] tag are not yet fully implemented in PhpDocumentor2. There’s only URI support (i.e. no support for Structural Elements), and even that is available only in long descriptions. This is a known issue that is sure to be fixed before the final release of PhpDocumentor 2.0.

So I would recommend to re-open this issue. A simple {@see ClassName} isn't rendered in the output.

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According to this issue 'see' tag has inline syntax, but there's nothing about this feature in docs http://www.phpdoc.org/docs/latest/references/phpdoc/tags/see.html

If I get it right, guys from the PhpStorm team are still waiting for official docs to support inline 'see' tag — https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-24525 . So could you please update the docs so we can force those guys to implement inline 'see'?)

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This issue is resolved with PR https://github.com/phpDocumentor/phpDocumentor2/pull/1314, and will be released with version 2.6

This is still not working :(

@yoosefi can you please open a new issue with your phpDocumentor version, method of installation and an example of what you tried and what you expected? Then we can investigate the issue. Thank you!

I see now that it was because they were in summary locations. (#710 not a bug)

Thanks for the quick reply!

Happy to be of help! Thank you for letting us know

According to this issue 'see' tag has inline syntax, but there's nothing about this feature in docs http://www.phpdoc.org/docs/latest/references/phpdoc/tags/see.html

If I get it right, guys from the PhpStorm team are still waiting for official docs to support inline 'see' tag — https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-24525 . So could you please update the docs so we can force those guys to implement inline 'see'?)

@mvriel
Giving this another bump as inline {@see ...} should really just work as it does in the description.

I have to agree with @Flexo013 , inline should work regardless of where it appears (summary or not).

Please note that you are replying on a issue that has been closed for years, and reported on phpdocumentor v2.6 which is not maintained anymore.
I would highly recommend you to give the v3-rc a try, and open a new issue if the issue is still present. So we can have a look when needed.

Can confirm this is still an issue with v3.0.0-rc.

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