Extract MemberTag class.

require "jsduck/tag/tag"

require "jsduck/tag/member_tag"

require "jsduck/doc/subproperties"

require "jsduck/render/property_signature"

module JsDuck::Tag

  class Cfg < Tag

  class Cfg < MemberTag

    def initialize

      @pattern = "cfg"

      @tagname = :cfg

require "jsduck/tag/tag"

require "jsduck/tag/member_tag"

require "jsduck/render/method_signature"

module JsDuck::Tag

  # As of now there is no @css_mixin tag available in CSS files.  This

  # class just exists to define that we have a member type called

  # :css_mixin.

  class CssMixin < Tag

  class CssMixin < MemberTag

    def initialize

      @member_type = {

        :name => :css_mixin,

require "jsduck/tag/tag"

require "jsduck/tag/member_tag"

require "jsduck/render/property_signature"

module JsDuck::Tag

  class CssVar < Tag

  class CssVar < MemberTag

    def initialize

      @pattern = "var"

      @tagname = :css_var

require "jsduck/tag/tag"

require "jsduck/tag/member_tag"

require "jsduck/render/method_signature"

module JsDuck::Tag

  class Event < Tag

  class Event < MemberTag

    def initialize

      @pattern = "event"

      @tagname = :event

require 'jsduck/tag/tag'

module JsDuck::Tag

  # Base class for all builtin members.

  class MemberTag < Tag

    # Defines a class member type and specifies a name and several

    # other settings.  For example:

    #

    #     {

    #       :name => :event,

    #       :category => :method_like,

    #       :title => "Events",

    #       :position => MEMBER_POS_EVENT,

    #       # The following are optional

    #       :toolbar_title => "Events",

    #       :subsections => [

    #         {:title => "Static events",

    #          :filter => {:static => false},

    #          :default => true},

    #         {:title => "Instance events",

    #          :filter => {:static => true}},

    #       ]

    #     }

    #

    # The category must be either :property_like or :method_like.

    #

    # Position defines the ordering of member section in final HTML

    # output.

    #

    # Title is shown at the top of each such section and also as a

    # label on Docs app toolbar button unless :toolbar_title is

    # specified.

    #

    # Subsections allows splitting the list of members to several

    # subgroups.  For example methods get split into static and

    # instance methods.

    #

    # - The :filter field defines how to filter out the members for

    #   this subcategory.  :static=>true filters out all members that

    #   have a :static field with a truthy value.  Conversely,

    #   :static=>false filters out members not having a :static field

    #   or having it with a falsy value.

    #

    # - Setting :default=>true will hide the subsection title when all

    #   the members end up in that subsection.  For example when there

    #   are only instance methods, the docs will only contain the

    #   section title "Methods", as by default one should assume all

    #   methods are instance methods if not stated otherwise.

    #

    attr_reader :member_type

    MEMBER_POS_CFG = 1

    MEMBER_POS_PROPERTY = 2

    MEMBER_POS_METHOD = 3

    MEMBER_POS_EVENT = 4

    MEMBER_POS_CSS_VAR = 5

    MEMBER_POS_CSS_MIXIN = 6

    # This method defines the signature-line of the member.

    # For example it might return something like this:

    #

    #     "apply(source, target) : Object"

    #

    def to_html(context, cls)

    end

  end

end