Arguments aren't shown in the Constructor Function

[Petrik33]

I don't know if it should be this way, but if it does than it's just really bad and disgusting. I've tried to develop attacks for AI mobs in my game using new Structs, and this is the code I've ended up with(please let me know if there are any other problems except for the one I will explain below the code):

#region//Parent Attack

#region//Description
///@func Attack
///@arg inst
///@arg sprite
///@arg time*
///@arg cooldown(sec)
///@arg speed(1)
///@arg target(inst)
///@arg x_range
#endregion

function Attack(_inst,_sprite,_attack_time,_attack_cooldown,_attack_speed,_attack_target,_attack_x_range) constructor
{
    attack_owner = _inst;
    attack_sprite = _sprite;
    attack_cooldown_time = _attack_cooldown * FRAME_RATE;
    attack_target = _attack_target;
    if(_attack_time!=noone && _attack_time!=-1)
    {
        AnimationSetLength(_sprite,_attack_time);
    }
    attack_speed = _attack_speed;
    attack_cooldown = 0;
    attack_cooldown_check = function(){
        
        attack_cooldown+=attack_speed;
        return     attack_cooldown>=attack_cooldown_time
        
    }
}

#endregion

//Dash Attack Function
//...
//...

Then I've made the Child Function of that function to then apply this to the object in the game, I thought this would make the proccess of applying AI behaviour to the objects easier because they don't inherit the neccesarry variables from just the objects. But I've met the critical problem which made this proccess even impossible to test: When I write new Attack(...)
I just don't get the arguments names in the bottom (I've attached the screenshot showing this) , like I don't know what argument to enter even though I've made the function JSDoc description which usually works perfectly with normal functions. So what have I done wrong???

 

[drandula]

Try "/// @func Attack(inst, sprite, time, cooldown, speed, target, x_range);"
I think "/// @func Attack" without any parenthesis is causing the problem.
Also for argument type suggestion I think you need to use "/// @arg {type} argument_name" style.

 

[FoxyOfJungle]

#region//Description ///@func Attack ///@arg inst ///@arg sprite ///@arg time* ///@arg cooldown(sec) ///@arg speed(1) ///@arg target(inst) ///@arg x_range #endregion

You don't need to put #region and #endregion here.

 

[Petrik33]

Try "/// @func Attack(inst, sprite, time, cooldown, speed, target, x_range);"
I think "/// @func Attack" without any parenthesis is causing the problem.
Also for argument type suggestion I think you need to use "/// @arg {type} argument_name" style.

Let me try it Right Now, hope it helps...

 

[Petrik33]

Try "/// @func Attack(inst, sprite, time, cooldown, speed, target, x_range);"
I think "/// @func Attack" without any parenthesis is causing the problem.
Also for argument type suggestion I think you need to use "/// @arg {type} argument_name" style.

It haven't helped, I have applied both what you and @FoxyOfJungle told me, reloaded the project but it didn't help, one thing I've noticed is that you may still be right because of this: See, Attack is shown without parenthesis here too

 

[FoxyOfJungle]

///@func Attack(inst, sprite, time, cooldown, speed, target, x_range)
///@arg inst
///@arg sprite
///@arg time*
///@arg cooldown
///@arg speed
///@arg target
///@arg x_range


function Attack(_inst,_sprite,_attack_time,_attack_cooldown,_attack_speed,_attack_target,_attack_x_range) constructor
{
    attack_owner = _inst;
    attack_sprite = _sprite;
    attack_cooldown_time = _attack_cooldown * FRAME_RATE;
    attack_target = _attack_target;
    if(_attack_time!=noone && _attack_time!=-1)
    {
        AnimationSetLength(_sprite,_attack_time);
    }
    attack_speed = _attack_speed;
    attack_cooldown = 0;
    attack_cooldown_check = function(){
      
        attack_cooldown+=attack_speed;
        return     attack_cooldown>=attack_cooldown_time
      
    }
}

Result:

 

[Petrik33]

///@func Attack(inst, sprite, time, cooldown, speed, target, x_range)
///@arg inst
///@arg sprite
///@arg time*
///@arg cooldown
///@arg speed
///@arg target
///@arg x_range


function Attack(_inst,_sprite,_attack_time,_attack_cooldown,_attack_speed,_attack_target,_attack_x_range) constructor
{
    attack_owner = _inst;
    attack_sprite = _sprite;
    attack_cooldown_time = _attack_cooldown * FRAME_RATE;
    attack_target = _attack_target;
    if(_attack_time!=noone && _attack_time!=-1)
    {
        AnimationSetLength(_sprite,_attack_time);
    }
    attack_speed = _attack_speed;
    attack_cooldown = 0;
    attack_cooldown_check = function(){
     
        attack_cooldown+=attack_speed;
        return     attack_cooldown>=attack_cooldown_time
     
    }
}

Result:

Probably that is the classical problem of the functions Updating, I will try creating new script with the same code

 

[Petrik33]

///@func Attack(inst, sprite, time, cooldown, speed, target, x_range)
///@arg inst
///@arg sprite
///@arg time*
///@arg cooldown
///@arg speed
///@arg target
///@arg x_range


function Attack(_inst,_sprite,_attack_time,_attack_cooldown,_attack_speed,_attack_target,_attack_x_range) constructor
{
    attack_owner = _inst;
    attack_sprite = _sprite;
    attack_cooldown_time = _attack_cooldown * FRAME_RATE;
    attack_target = _attack_target;
    if(_attack_time!=noone && _attack_time!=-1)
    {
        AnimationSetLength(_sprite,_attack_time);
    }
    attack_speed = _attack_speed;
    attack_cooldown = 0;
    attack_cooldown_check = function(){
    
        attack_cooldown+=attack_speed;
        return     attack_cooldown>=attack_cooldown_time
    
    }
}

Result:

As I have said, it was just the GMS to upodate the descriptions, always had troubles with that, after cleaning all and pasting back in new script it worked, thank you very much!
Edit: though, I have the same problem with the child constructor, but I guess now it's fully my problem and I have to fix it myself.