/** Example of messy use of block tags with and without leading space and star. Note the example code block: you can use either {@code code} or {@code pre} to write a code example. When a code text spans multiple lines, the text is automatically wrapped inside {@code
} tags.
	
Tabs before code fragments are cleaned up so that the code always lines up to the left (see {@link #getDaysSinceNow} below). @author Arthur Clemens @version 1.2 @version 16 March 2005 @example Code within code tags that spans multiple lines is converted to {@code
}
	
	var r = 10.0;
	var d = Math.PI * r;
	recalculateBounds(d);
	
		// Example with indented code.
		target.onReady = function ()
		{
			loadMovie("http://www.mysite.com/mymovie.swf");
		}
		
	
Same code within {@code
} tags - renders identical:
	
	var r = 10.0;
	var d = Math.PI * r;
	recalculateBounds(d);
	
		// Example with indented code.
		target.onReady = function ()
		{
			loadMovie("http://www.mysite.com/mymovie.swf");
		}
		

Code with stars: * * var r = 10.0; * var d = Math.PI * r; * recalculateBounds(d); * * // Example with indented code. * target.onReady = function () * { * loadMovie("http://www.mysite.com/mymovie.swf"); * } *
Same code but within {@code
} tags:
	
	var r = 10.0;
	var d = Math.PI * r;
	recalculateBounds(d);
	
		// Example with indented code.
		target.onReady = function ()
		{
			loadMovie("http://www.mysite.com/mymovie.swf");
		}
	

Some code inside wrong tags: {@code
} This text is inside wrong tags
Some more code inside wrong tags: {@code
}
	
		This text is inside wrong tags
	
	
	@use With the following xml file:
	
	 
	
		8-8-2004
	
	
	
	
This is text with code inside a div: var r = 10.0; var d = Math.PI * r; recalculateBounds(d); // Example with indented code. target.onReady = function () { loadMovie("http://www.mysite.com/mymovie.swf"); }
*/ class InputVariations /* some comment here does not break parsing */ // and some comment here is also allowed { /**----------------------------------------------------------------------------- * @use * * var daysPassed:Number = DateUtils.getDaysSinceNow( myOtherDateObj ); * * comment line 1 * comment line 2 * comment line 3
These lines will only be written on separate lines if the option "Preserve linebreaks" is selected. Otherwise use {@code
} to create a new line. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static public function getDaysSinceNow (inDate:Date) : Number { // } /** @use var daysPassed:Number = DateUtils.getDaysSinceNow( myOtherDateObj ); comment line 1
comment line 2
comment line 3
*/ static public function sameMethodWithoutStars (inDate:Date) : Number { // } /** @use var daysPassed:Number = DateUtils.getDaysSinceNow( myOtherDateObj );
comment line 1
comment line 2
comment line 3
*/ static public function sameMethodWithoutStarsWithCodeOnOneLine (inDate:Date) : Number { // } }