Usage of PHP Doc class annotations

Usage of PHP doc type annotations

/*** @name name * @abstract DECLARE variable/class/method * @access indicate access rights for this variable, class, Function/method * @author function Author's name and email address * @category  organization packages* @ Copyright information * @const specified constants * @deprecate indicate deprecated or deprecated information * @example Example * @exclude indicates that the current comment will not be analyzed and does not appear in the text block * @final indicate that this is a final class, party method, attribute, prohibit derivation, modify.  * @global indicate the global variable referenced in this function * @include indicate the information contained in the file * @link define an online connection * @module define the module information for attribution * @modulegroup define the attribution of the module group * @package Define the ownership of the package information * @param define the parameter information for a function or method * @return Define the return information of a function or method * @see define the function, variable, and add the corresponding super-connection. * @since indicates which version of the API function or method was introduced from * @static indicates that variables, classes, functions are static. * @throws indicate the error exception that may be thrown by this function, the very occurrence of the condition * @todo indicate where it should be improved or not implemented * @var define the description variable/property. * @version Define version information */

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