Overview

Below you will find an overview of the markups that are needed for documentation creation.

Normal form

Abbreviated form

Context

Description

<description> </description>

@description

 

Text section marked as description.

<summary> </summary>

@summary

 

Text section marked as summary.

<example> </example>

@example

 

Text section formatted as an example.

<h1> </h1> - <h6> </h6>

-

description, summary, example

Headings up to level 6

<code> </code>

@code

description, summary, example

Section with source code

<literal> </literal>

@literal

description, summary, example

Plain text that is not to be interpreted.

-

$crossreference

description, summary, example

Cross-reference

<see uri=“”> </see>

@see

description, summary, example

Link within a section of text

<seealso uri=“”> </seealso>

@seealso

description, summary, example

Link outside any text section

<param name=“”> </param>

@param

 

Parameter value

<ul> </ul>

@ul

description, summary, example

Defines an unordered list.

<ol> </ol>

@ol

description, summary, example

Defines a numbered list.

<li> </li>

-

description, summary, example

Element of a list

<table> </table>

-

description, summary, example

Defines a table similar to HTML.

<th> </th>

-

description, summary, example

Creates a table with header.

<tr> </tr>

-

description, summary, example

Creates a table row.

<td> </td>

-

description, summary, example

Creates a table column.

<audience> </audience>

-

 

Defines a user group for the selected text section.

<preliminary></preliminary>

@preliminary

 

Marks a section as needing to be changed.

<note type=“”> </note>

-

description, summary, example

Defines safety instructions (Danger, Warning, Note).

<image uri=""></image>

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description, summary, example

Includes an image.