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Any way to generate WSDL documentation from Javadoc with JAX-WS?

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问题 I'm hoping that an extension of some kind is available that does this (although I suppose that my hope is foolishly optimistic). /** * <p> * Gets the {@link ResultObject} given the identifier. The following * fields are not available for some users and will contain a null value: * </p> * * <ul> * <li>{@code resultObject.comment}</li> * <li>{@code resultObject.anotherObject.actionById}</li> * <li>{@code resultObject.anotherObject.actionByName}</li> * </ul> * * <p> * The {@code daysInPurgatory}

A Better Boost reference? [closed]

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问题 The thing that really turns me off about Boost is their documentation. What I need is a good reference, and instead of explaining what a good reference is to me I would give example: java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/ Yes I love it. It is also this: cppreference.com/wiki/stl/vector/start On the other hand what I find about boost is something like this: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_40_0/libs/smart_ptr/shared_ptr.htm Basically some long page of text. Almost no formatting, some bold text here

What's the golden code/comment ratio? [closed]

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问题 Is there a code/comment ratio that you consider to be a sign of good (bad) code health? Can you give examples of open source projects that are considered to be well coded and their respective comment ratio? (I realize that no ratio is "true" for every project and there may very well be crappy projects that exhibit this theoretical golden ratio. Still...) 回答1: Comments should be very rare and valuable, almost always expressing the "why" and never the "how" (the exception being when the how is

Issue getting Doxygen to document an enum in C

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问题 I have a rather odd problem with Doxygen (1.6.1 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard) in that it does not seem to document my enums no matter what I do. I am programming in C and have followed the instructions in the manual. Here is my code: /** * \enum dccp_pkt_type * \brief specifies the available DCCP packet types */ enum dccp_pkt_type { DCCP_REQUEST = 0, /**< DCCP Request Packet */ DCCP_RESPONSE, /**< DCCP Response Packet */ DCCP_DATA, /**< DCCP Data Packet */ DCCP_ACK, /**< DCCP Ack Packet */ DCCP

How do I put blocks of PHP code into a PHPDoc DocBlock

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问题 I'm playing around with PHPDoc and have realised that you can use markdown to add some formatting to a DocBlock. In particular, I notice that you can use back ticks to highlight inline code. However, I can't seem to figure out how to add blocks of code to a DocBlock, as using 4 spaces doesn't seem to work. I've tried using <code> and <pre> too, and whilst those tags do appear in the generated documentation, the code inside them becomes commented out with HTML comments. For example, this

How do I reference a documented Python function parameter using Sphinx markup?

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问题 I'd like to reference a previously-documented function parameter elsewhere in a Python docstring. Consider the following (admittedly completely artificial) example: def foo(bar): """Perform foo action :param bar: The bar parameter """ def nested(): """Some nested function that depends on enclosing scope's bar parameter. I'd like to reference function foo's bar parameter here with a link, is that possible?""" return bar * bar # ... return nested() Is there a simple way to embed a parameter

Web API Help pages - customizing Property documentation

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问题 I have my web api and I added the web api help pages to auto-generate my documentation. It's working great for methods where my parameters are listed out, but I have a method like this: public SessionResult PostLogin(CreateSessionCommand request) And, on my help page, it is only listing the command parameter in the properties section. However, in the sample request section, it lists out all of the properties of my CreateSessionCommand class. Parameters Name | Description | Additional

Javadocs link to external javadoc

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I am generating Javadocs. Now I would like to automatically link all library- and JDK classes to the official docs of that lib or JDK. Is that possible, and if so, which command line args do i need Devon_C_Miller Resolving references to the standard Java classes requires you have a local copy of the Java Docs. The JDK 7 JavaDocs are available here under Additional Resources Then, run javadoc, with the -link option. It takes the URL of the documents you want to reference (ex, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/ ). 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17580248/javadocs-link-to-external

Inherit javadoc, without generating docs for inherited source

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I would like class B to inherit the Javadoc from an interface that it implements, interface A . I have included the source for interface A in my Javadoc command, and class B correctly inherits the documentation. Now I'm wondering if I can make the links it generates point to interface A 's documentation on the web, rather than duplicating it on my site, i.e. the "Specified by:" links will link to an external page. Is this possible? Paŭlo Ebermann It is possible, yes. For being able to include inherited documentation, the source of interface A has to be findable in the sourcepath of javadoc,

Documenting (XML) Application Settings in Visual Studio 2010

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I recently created a (C#) project with Visual Studio (2010) and used some Settings (which I created under Properties). The only place I found where I can add some XML comments for my documentation, would be in Settings.Designer.cs. However this file is auto-generated so whenever I change the Settings, the comments are gone. Even Visual Studio gives started giving mewarnings, "Missing XML comment for publicity visibly type or member .... " My question here is: What is the neatest way to add XML comments to my Settings? Is there a better place than Settings.Designer.cs? Should I stop the file