Sometimes in my code I like to comment out a block of code for temporary use/reference etc eg:
/*
blah
*/
But it's a minor annoyance that if I then want to go and insert a line inside that block, when I click enter, it will automatically put a * on the next line as though I were doing a DocBlock. This happens on every enter key:
/*
blah<enter pressed here>
*
*/
Now I would have thought this 'auto-formatting' should only take place if the opening comment is using the format /** (two stars). Multi line comments were around a long time before DocBlocks, so I'm not sure why it forces these "old school" standard straight forward /* */ comments to have fancy unwanted extra DocBlock *'s!
So is there a way to:
- a) Ideally - only have that formatting take place if the opening tag is /**
- b) Or if it can't differentiate between /* and /**, is there a way to disable the auto-comment-formatting entirely?
Cheers
I ended up entering this as a Netbeans bug in their Bugzilla and they have now fixed the issue. They did this VERY Quickly I should add - within 12 hours - kudos to them. From what I can make out it looks like it will be included in Netbeans 7.4 release. Gotta love Open Source! :)
Job details here:
select your code and press ctrl+? It will comment with double all lines selected
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16911372/how-to-do-multi-line-comments-in-netbeans-without-auto-docblock-formatting