javadoc

问题 I used to have a pane on the side of the IntelliJ 2019.3 window showing Javadoc for currently selected class name. That pane has disappeared. How do I get it back? I found this Code reference information page on the IntelliJ site, but it does not help. It shows a "gear" icon in the Quick documentation windoid that might do the trick. My my IntelliJ offers no such "gear" icon. 回答1: Select the name of a class in the source editor pane. Choose View > Quick Documentation . The pane appears on the

问题 I have some tool executing Javadoc with an automatically generated options file, which contain options like -notimestamp to disable various features of Javadoc. That tool only allows me to add additional options files during processing to get a command line like the following: javadoc @optsFile1 @optsFile2 @optsFile3 Is there any way to re-enable some of the -no* -options using some later options file? Something easy like -notimestamp=false doesn't work and I don't see any yes -like options

问题 I have some tool creating an options file for Javadoc containing lots of individual Java source files to process. That tool simply adds all Java files automatically and allows me to add additional options files to the process created manually. The goal is to use such an additional options file to make Javadoc ignore some of the explicitly defined source files. The first automatically generated options file looks like the following: -classpath '[...]' -d '[...]' -doctitle '[...]' 'C:\\Users\\[

问题 I would like generate javadoc out of aar lib file, but my actual task not work and finish with error. I'm somewhat lost with gradle. Where should generate javadocs? android.libraryVariants.all { variant -> // This part is for change AAR location variant.outputs.each { output -> def outputFile = output.outputFile if (outputFile != null && outputFile.name.endsWith('.aar')) { def fileName = "${archivesBaseName}-${version}.aar" output.outputFile = new File("$rootProject.projectDir/build/generated

问题 I am attempting to compile JavaDocs with: mvn javadoc:aggregate I keep getting errors such as: [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-javadoc-plugin:2.5:aggregate (default-cli) on project mutopia: An error has occurred in JavaDocs report generation:Exit code: 1 - /Users/Aram/Development/Java/MUtopia/Code/mutopia/mutopia-server/src/main/java/au/edu/unimelb/civenv/hpvat/mutopia/server/Asset.java:3: package org.springframework.roo.addon.javabean does not exist [ERROR]

问题 I have question related to writing standard javadoc comments. They ask us to be as specific as possible and use predicates to describe the code, but if I have a variable "d" written in my comment, but not indicated in my code, would that pose a problem? Once again, I ask this question because I get confused and my teacher is strict on commenting code. /** * Find the great common divisor between a 2 number. * * @param a number1 * @param b number2 * @return (\max d; ; a % d == 0 && b % d == 0)

问题 I have question related to writing standard javadoc comments. They ask us to be as specific as possible and use predicates to describe the code, but if I have a variable "d" written in my comment, but not indicated in my code, would that pose a problem? Once again, I ask this question because I get confused and my teacher is strict on commenting code. /** * Find the great common divisor between a 2 number. * * @param a number1 * @param b number2 * @return (\max d; ; a % d == 0 && b % d == 0)

问题 I'm running NB 11.2 with Oracle JDK 13.0.1+9 NB's Java Platform ->> Javadocs (tab) is empty (no entries). When I type (NB editor) java.math. -or- java.nio. (examples), pop-open menus shows methods AND the full javadoc info for each method as expected. But when I type java.sql. -or- java.rmi. (examples), I get the methods listed, BUT Javadoc shows just the package and class definition and a message ((THE MESSAGE)) that reads: Javadoc not found. Either Javadoc documentation for this item does

问题 How to put a sample XML code in Javadoc? The XML code includes angle brackets which I do not want to be processed. I tried combinations of PRE and code but it didn't work. 回答1: You can use @code javadoc tag. Take a look to this post, wich contains some examples. Hope it helps 回答2: You have to use HTML/XML encoding like &lt; for < and &gt; for >. If you use Eclipse, there is a Javadoc view that shows you a preview. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26588234/putting-sample-xml-code-in-javadoc

问题 The Checkstyle rule JavadocStyle does not allow the tag <u> . According to the docs, the checks were patterned after the checks made by the DocCheck doclet available from Sun. Unfortunately, I have not found DocCheck anywhere. Neither have I found any official documentation about allowed HTML tags in Javadoc. Is there any? 回答1: Javadoc permits only a subset of HTML tags, as of Java 8. Javadoc's doclint component enforces this restriction. You can disable all doclint warnings by passing