Example:

Class a {

/**
* @desc This is sweet stuff
* @throws dbError
*/
function nuts()
{
throws new dbError("Almonds");
}
}

After documenting, when calling the function (typing out) in the ide, there is no code hinting for the @throws, I have tried this with @exception. It will show the description, but that all. Does not show the information in code explorer either.

Does phpEd not support all of phpDoc?

Cheers.

If the @throws or @exceptions are not supported, how do others document exceptions with phpdoc?

PhpED does support all phpdock things that are helpful with code completion.
I'm not sure how @exception or @throws would be helpful

Mmmm.. It would be nice to know the type of exception that might be thrown, or that a method is going to throw an exception. If I did code level error checking via booleans (-1,0,1), I can set an @return and know what my return state can be. Without knowing whether a method is going or could throw an exception it leaves the developer open to unchecked exceptions (yes, I know those can be handled).

It would be nice to know while coding that a method is carrying an exception without having to read through @description or some other documentation.

Yes, it is useful to know if a method can throw an exception. I'll check if we can show this info in Code Explorer

Looks like the latest release is handling @throws. Good show nusphere, thanks. Have not had the chance to download it yet, but read release notes.

sure, it shows @throws now