GDScriptify docstrings must be placed right above the code being documented.
Each docstring must start with a double hash sign (##) in order to be recognized by the GDScriptify parser.
You can use Markdown to write docstrings.
## If `true`, particles are being emitted.
export (bool) var emitting = false setget _set_emitting
## The type of particles:
## - `0 (Square)`.
## - `1 (Circle)`.
export (int, "Square", "Circle") var type = 0Tags always begin with an at sign (@) and accept an argument enclosed in curly braces ({ and }).
GDScriptify supports different kinds of tags:
@example {name}
Prints the variable or function's code of the given name under an "Example" section.
@link_img {path/to/the/image.ext}
Prints an image. The path must be relative to the file.
@link_name {name}
Generates an anchor link to the variable or function's section of the given name.