This is an auto created comment block in PHPStorm
<?php
/**
* Created by
* User:
* Date:
* Time:
*/
I want to customize the block (Eg: instead of Created by use Author etc) I tried in settings. Could not figure out.
Select multiple lines and use the Comment with Line Comment ( Ctrl + / in the default keymap on Windows, can be changed in Settings | Keymap ). There is also Comment with Block Comment that works for file types that have special style comment for code blocks (not applicable for . htaccess).
phpDoc blocks are descriptive comments that are part of the application code. They are used to describe the PHP element in the exact location in the code where the element appears. The block consists of a short description, long description, and phpDoc tags.
PhpStorm is an excellent choice for large projects, especially those that involve a large number of source files, different languages, build and compilation steps, and dependencies.
When you need to edit just one file without creating or loading the whole project in PhpStorm, you can use the LightEdit mode. Keep in mind that the LightEdit mode works as a text-like editor, and it doesn't support the usual IDE editor features such as code completion, or code navigation.
PhpStorm lets you add special types of comments that are highlighted in the editor, indexed, and listed in the TODO tool window. This way you and your teammates can keep track of issues that require attention.
This way you and your teammates can keep track of issues that require attention. By default, there are two patterns recognized by PhpStorm: TODO and FIXME in both lower and upper case. These patterns can be used inside line and block comments of any supported file type. You can modify the default patterns or add your own patterns if necessary.
PhpStorm has released a new feature that allows you to quickly find and edit the theme style for a given line you want to change. To change the theme style for a given line, put your cursor on the line you want to change, press Double Shift (Search Everywhere), and type Jump to Colors & Fonts.
PhpStorm provides a set of predefined code inspections targeted at PHPDoc blocks. These inspections check whether classes, methods, functions, variables, and constants are supplied with a PHPDoc comment and whether the tags in the comment match the documented item.
Go to Settings
-> IDE Settings
-> File and Code Templates
.
Then on Includes
tab select PHP File Header
item.
Also relevant: Templates
tab, PHP File
item.
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