I have found a little workaround.
Create a template in perferences >> C/C++ >> Editor >> Templates
Give unique Name (like comfun)
use the Variables like i did (${...}
save template
now enter the unique name INSIDE the function declaration and hit ctrl+space (watch out that no text is marked),
so eclipse can evaluate the Variables
All you have to do is move the auto generated text above the function.
I hope that helps a bit.
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| F U N C T I O N I N F O R M A T I O N |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ToDo: check auto generated function comment |
| |
| Function Name: ${enclosing_method} |
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| Prototype at: ${file_base}_tdf.h |
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| Description: add some useful content |
| |
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| Parameter: ${enclosing_method_arguments} |
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| Return Value: ${return_type} OK |
| |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/