A checker that parse student's answer and check if the mentioned commands are truly doxygen's commands. Visit https://bucket.ouvital.com/tools/doxygen-cmds/.
It can handle the following formats.
- Comma separated list of comands e.g.
@cmd1, @cmd2, @cmd3. - A command on its own line e.g.
@cmd1 @cmd2 @cmd3 - Use the "Take 1st Column" button to get rid of command's description e.g.
@cmd1 = desciption1 @cmd2 = desciption2 @cmd3 = desciption3 - Use the "Take 2nd Column" button when student used numbered list e.g.
1. @cmd1 2. @cmd2 3. @cmd3
The "column" is separated by whitespace (/\s/ in JavaScript Regex.)