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I use PhpStorm to edit PHP files and configuration files for Apache. How to comment on the selected block and set the symbol comment? I want,for example, <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Order deny,allow Deny from all </Directory> to #<Directory /> # Options FollowSymLinks # AllowOverride None # Order deny,allow # Deny from all #</Directory> CrazyCoder Select multiple lines and use the Comment with Line Comment ( Ctrl + / in the default keymap on Windows, can be changed in Settings | Keymap ). There is also Comment with Block Comment that works for file types that have

The MATLAB editor automatically highlights all content after %% comments, and text after %% in the same line are turned bold. But what's the essential difference here? Why do people sometimes use %% instead of % ? From a syntax point of view, they are both comments. In the Matlab editor, Matlab parses %% delimited blocks as "sections" which you can run as a unit independent of running the whole script. One percent sign ( % ) is used for commenting lines. Two percent signs ( %% ) have a different purpose: they are used for dividing your code into sections , which can be run independently. This

Sometimes I put the class name in the comments of methods or class just for referencing. But eclipse does the import automatically and leaves an import statement in the file which causes "unused import" checkstyle errors later. Is there some configuration I can change to avoid eclipse automatically importing when I type the class name in the comments? People don't agree whether this is a bug or not. Javadoc needs the imports to create appropriate links. I'd say checkstyle should provide an option (and Eclipse maybe too) to change the warning. There are two relevant bug reports: eclipse

Is there a plugin for vim, somewhat like Jsbeautify, which automatically generates JavaDoc like comments in the script files. For example it will take this function(a , b , c){ } and return /** * Description. * * @param a Description. * @param b Description. * @param c Description. */ function(a , b , c){ } claus Here's a little something to get you started - tweak as required!-) " generate doc comment template map <LocalLeader>/ :call GenerateDOCComment()<cr> function! GenerateDOCComment() let l = line('.') let i = indent(l) let pre = repeat(' ',i) let text = getline(l) let params = matchstr