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I tried this:
/**
* @param {string} param1 - Normal
* @param {string|number|boolean} param2 - Multiple types
* @param {null} param3 - (I know this is strange param.)
* @param {string|number|null} param4 - Multiple types includes `null`
* @param {Object} param5 - Object type
* @param {Array} param6 - Array type
* @param {jQuery} param7 - Another type
* @param {MyClass} param8 - Another type
* @param {string|number|Array} param9 - Multiple types includes `Array`
* @param {?string} param10 - Nullable type
* @param {string} [param11] - Optional
* @returns {?string} result
*/
function fnc(param1, param2, param3, param4, param5, param6,
param7, param8, param9, param10, param11) {
return param11;
}
fnc();
- param3: any, param4: any, param6: any, param7: any, param8: any, param9: any
- param10: string
It seems that:
- The type of
@param
that includesnull
,Array
, and other classes other thanObject
are shown asany
. - The optional params are shown with
?
, but nullable params and returns are shown with nothing.
I hope that the specified types are shown even if that is null
, Array
, or unknown type such as jQuery
or MyClass
. And nullable params are shown like optional params.
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