Turn @author & @docauthor into builtin Tag classes.

require "jsduck/builtins/tag"

module JsDuck::Builtins

  class Author < Tag

    def initialize

      @pattern = "author"

    end

    # @author Name of Author <email@example.com> ...

    # Everything until the end of line gets just ignored.

    def parse(p)

      p.match(/.*$/)

    end

  end

end

require "jsduck/builtins/author"

module JsDuck::Builtins

  # Exactly the same as @author tag - it's simply ignored.

  class Docauthor < Author

    def initialize

      @pattern = "docauthor"

    end

  end

end

require "jsduck/meta_tag"

module JsDuck::Tag

  # Implementation of hidden @author tag

  class Author < JsDuck::MetaTag

    def initialize

      @name = "author"

    end

  end

end

require "jsduck/meta_tag"

module JsDuck::Tag

  # Implementation of hidden @docauthor tag

  class Docauthor < JsDuck::MetaTag

    def initialize

      @name = "docauthor"

    end

  end

end

  class AuthorTag < JsDuck::MetaTag

    def initialize

      @name = "author"

      @name = "xauthor"

      @key = :author

    end

  end

      @doc = parse(<<-EOS)[0]

        /**

         * @class MyClass

         * @author John Doe

         * @author Steve Jobs

         * @xauthor John Doe

         * @xauthor Steve Jobs

         * @email Kill Bill

         * Comment here.

         */

         * @long Some text

         * on multiple

         * lines.

         * @author Steve Jobs

         * @xauthor Steve Jobs

         */

      EOS

    end

        /**

         * @class MyClass

         * @long Me {@link foo bar}

         * @author Me {@link foo bar}

         * @xauthor Me {@link foo bar}

         */

      EOS

    end

        /**

         * @method foo

         * Some description.

         * @author John Doe

         * @xauthor John Doe

         */

      EOS

    end