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@access
Usage scope: class, function, var, define, module
This tag is used to indicate the access permission of the keyword: private, public or protected
@author
Specify the author
@copyright
Usage scope: class, function, var, define, module, use
Specify copyright information
@deprecated
Usage scope: class, function, var, define, module, constent, global, include
Indicate unused or obsolete keywords
@example
This tag is used to parse a piece of file content and highlight them. Phpdoc will try to read the file content from the file path given by this tag.
@const
Usage scope: define
Used to specify the constants defined in php
@final
Usage scope: class, function, var
Indicates that the keyword is a final class, method, or attribute, and is prohibited from being derived or modified.
@filesource
Similar to example, except that this tag will directly read the content of the currently parsed php file and display it.
@global
Indicates the global variables referenced in this function
@ingore
is used to ignore specified keywords in the document
@license
is equivalent to the html tag, first is the URL, then the content to be displayed
For example Baidu
You can write @license http://www.baidu.com Baidu
@link
Similar to license
But you can also point to any keyword in the document through link
@name
Specify an alias for the keyword.
@package
Usage scope: page level -> define, function, include
Class level -> class, var, methods
is used to logically group one or several keywords into a group.
@abstract
Indicates that the current class is an abstract class
@param
Indicate the parameters of a function
@return
Indicates the return pointer of a method or function
@static
Specifies that the Guan Jianzi is static.
@var
Indicate variable type
@version
Indicate version information
@todo
Indicate areas that should be improved or not implemented
@throws
Indicates the error exception that this function may throw and the circumstances in which it occurs.
As mentioned above, ordinary document tags must be marked with @ at the beginning of each line. In addition, there is also a tag called inline tag, represented by {@}, which includes the following:
{@link}
Usage is the same as @link
{@source}