Hello all and I have a strange error that I have already figured out the answer to, but I still don't understand why this is happening.
Okay, so my personal style is that I like to have a comment above the class that I have written to show people how to use the class and the methods that I have just created. I also like to explain what the classes purpose is. So on with the example:
/*
This class is used to alert classes that the value has changed
usages:
export class SomeClassThatChangesValues{
constructor(private calculatorAlert:CalculatorAlert){}
doWork():void{
this.calculatorAlert.add(10);
}
}
export class SomeClassThatCares implements OnInit{
constructor(private calculatorAlert:CalculatorAlert){}
ngOnInit():void{
this.calculatorAlert.valueChangedSubject.subscribe(v=> doWork2(v));
}
}
*/
export class CalculatorAlert
{
valueChangedSubject:Subject= new Subject<number>();
value:number=0;
add(x:number):void{
this.value += x;
this.valueChangedSubject.next(this.value);
}
}
The code above will throw an error when you add it to a module saying that there is an unexpected token > in the class file path.
I was able to fix this with changing the comment to:
/*
* This class is used to alert classes that the value has changed
* usages:
* export class SomeClassThatChangesValues{
* constructor(private calculatorAlert:CalculatorAlert){}
* doWork():void{
* this.calculatorAlert.add(10);
* }
*}
*export class SomeClassThatCares implements OnInit{
* constructor(private calculatorAlert:CalculatorAlert){}
* ngOnInit():void{
* this.calculatorAlert.valueChangedSubject.subscribe(v=> doWork2(v));
* }
*}
*/
The code above with adding the * fixes the issue, but my questions are why doesn't the first comment work? And, why do you have to add the * to make it work?
