Inconsistent method parsing

[arnog]

Some instance methods do not seem to be recognized by the parser. I haven't been able to detect a precise patter, but there's an example below. I have found that in some cases adding the @instance and @memberof directives helped to solve this issue but not in the case below.

In the documentation generated by documentationjs, the Lexer.end() method is assigned a global scope, and not associated with either the Lexer class or the lexer module.

/**
 * @module lexer
 */

define(function() {

/**
 * @param {string} s 
 * @memberof lexer
 * @class Lexer
 */
function Lexer(s) {}

/**
 * @memberof Lexer
 * @instance
 */
Lexer.prototype.end = function() {}

return {}

})

Removing the @member lexer directive on Lexer() will result in the Lexer.end() instance being recognized, but then Lexer, of course, Lexer doesn't show as a member of the lexer module.

[tmcw]

Hi Arno!

Looks like this is this reported issue, that memberof does not cascade down to other members. I can't test this right now entirely, but want to try

 * @memberof lexer.Lexer

Instead for the Lexer.prototype.end comment? Since the full namespace of Lexer is lexer.Lexer, a memberof reference to the complete name may work properly, and also aligns to how JSDoc works.

[arnog]

I see. OK, thanks for your help!