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Nested Properties throw lodash errors. #559
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@LazerFX were you using the html output with the default theme? |
@chadxz Yes, I was... --Edit-- If it helps, I've just downloaded the very latest build ( |
#576 fixes the error you described. However, the example you posted has two levels of nesting ( |
To be honest, I'm surprised the default template doesn't handle the default examples on the @jsdoc page... As it is, this and the lack of folder support for Windows (#335) have actually made my decision for documentation provider fo rme; I'm using jsdoc with the jaguarjs-jsdoc template, and so far it's going well. If you do fix the templating issue, I may look back in... Unfortunately, while I could give some time to decide on templates, documentation providers, etc. I've gotten to the point where I need to show progress in the workload assigned, rather than looking at the providers available. I may be able to look at the templates some in my spare time, but I'm not holding out much home. Sorry! I'd like to have been able to put a pull request in for this... |
@LazerFX that's understandable. best of luck! |
Attempting to
@typedef
or@namespace
nested properties (i.e.prop.val
) will throw an error with lodash. Attempted with the JSDoc Tags Property demonstration code:This throws the error:
I've not had chance to go into the code to find out why it's failing, but I suspect there's a requirement for nesting in there that's not being met. Hope this is enough to reproduce/recreate the issue!
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