Inheritance tree diagram about jsdoc-toolkit HOT 3 CLOSED

There are some fundamental technical problems with this feature. Java enforces 
the
rule that any subclass can only have a single superclass, but in JavaScript 
there is
no such enforcement. In fact there is no such thing as a superclass at all, 
because
inheritance is based prototypes. It is possible that a constructor's prototype 
could
be a combination of several other objects. This would be documented like so:

/**
 * @name Ant
 * @extends Insect
 * @extends Hexapod
 * @extends Pest
 */

So to create a tree such as you are requesting I must devise a rule for how to 
deal
with arbitrarily many superclasses. I don't see how that is possible.

Insect Hexapod Pest
|      |       |
|      |       +-+
|      +---------+
+----------------+- Ant

Now consider if every one of those superclasses has many superclasses (and so 
on).

The alternative is to invent an arbitrary rule that you can only ever have one
@extends tag, or that secondary @extends tags will be ignored, but that seems 
worse
than having no tree diagram at all.

I'm willing to listen to suggested solutions, but until then I think this 
feature is
more problematic than helpful.

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