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The following is as far as I can tell incorrectly reporting:
FILE: .../ooe/ooe.module
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FOUND 1 ERROR AFFECTING 1 LINE
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22 | ERROR | [x] Separate the @file and @link sections by a blank line.
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/**
* @file
* The non-OO module hook file for the Object-Oriented Examples (OOE) project.
*
* An educational tutorial module that demonstrates an Object-Oriented
* bridge between Drupal7 core's contributed module API and a fully
* Object-Oriented space. OOE stands for Object-Oriented Examples.
*
* OOE also progressively demonstrates "one of each" (OOE) of the
* capabilities of Drupal contributed modules using object-oriented PHP
* and the special bridge between Drupal core and a full OO coding space.
*
* OOE may also be taken to mean "Object Oriented Examples",
* because it demonstrates object-oriented techniques and promotes
* a move towards true object-orientation in future Drupal,
* and already offers a form of pure OO module development API.
*
* A comprehensive guide with OOE running live and a detailed discussion
* with links to many object-oriented examples is available at:
* @link http://drupal7demo.webel.com.au/module/ooe Webel Drupal7 demo: OOE @endlink.
*
* ...
Comments
Comment #1
webel CreditAttribution: webel commentedAnother similar example. This causes Coder 8.x-2.x-dev to trip with:
But placing the @todo lower in the docblock prevents the error report:
Comment #2
klausiCommitted a fix, thanks for reporting!
Comment #4
webel CreditAttribution: webel commented@klausi Confiming fix OK, thanks, Webel