javadoc

问题 This question already has answers here : Remove source file comments using IntelliJ? (5 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I have some big files in my project with many lines commented. Usually when I change something in my code, I comment unnecessary lines first and after testing remove them. But sometimes at the end there are too many comments in a big file, and it is hard to remove them. So, may be there is some function in Android Studio to 'clean up' file from comments (excluding javadoc

问题 I am trying to generate Java documentation in Eclipse. The source files are UTF-8 encoded and contain some umlauts. The resulting HTML files do not specify an encoding and do not use HTML entities, so the umlauts aren't displayed correctly in any browser. What can I do to change this? 回答1: See the -charset, -encoding and -docencoding flags for the javadoc command. -encoding specifies the input encoding -docencoding specifies the output encoding -charset makes javadoc include a meta tag with

问题 This question already has answers here : How Do I Document Packages in Java? (3 answers) Closed last year . I am using CheckStyle, FindBugs, and PMD to validate my Java code. I have fixed almost all the bugs caught by these tools. I am not able to understand how to write "package comment" which is a bug caught by checkstyle. I have gone through the documentation of CheckStyle, but I don't understand it. Could someone help me in writing a package level comment in Java? 回答1: Package-level

问题 I want to generate the JavaDoc for my library excluding R and BuildConfig. The Generate JavaDoc... functionality from the Tools menu does not have the option to exclude files. How to create JavaDoc using Android Studio without R and and BuildConfig? 回答1: RocketSpock's answer is almost there, but not quite (as of this writing). I can't comment yet, so I'll describe the process I used to exclude R.java and BuildConfig.java from my Android library's Javadoc in Android Studio 1.2.2. There's

问题 I am using Elementary OS, based on Ubuntu 12.04 and Eclipse Luna. The background color of javadoc popups is black and font color is dark grey, so it is unreadable. I tried to change background in eclipse preferences, but it did not change. Then I used google, and found solution, that I need to change tooltip bg color. So I did it. But still no change. Anyone knows how to change that color ? 回答1: I had the same problem with Ubuntu 16.04 and Eclipse Mars. I solved the problem by adding the

问题 Intellij IDEA has class/file templates like this: /** * Created by ${USER} on ${DATE}. */ where ${USER} by default is logged in user name (or licensed user name for Ultimate versions). I need to have name in file templates different from logged in OS user name. How can I change in IDEA this variable? What I can, but this it not what i'm looking for: Change template header directly. NO, I need to change variable for all templates and other usages in the IDE. start IDEA from bat/cmd/lnk

问题 I have a convenience class for encoding URI's. In it I've created three methods which I use depending on how specific I need to be. I'm wondering if there is a smart way to re-use @param descriptions in this case using JavaDoc? (I haven't found any) public class URLCreator { public static String getURLString(String host, int port, String path) { return getURLString("http", host, port, path, null); } public static String getURLString(String scheme, String host, int port, String path) { return

问题 I am running javadoc with ant task: <target name="javadoc" description="create javadoc"> <delete dir="javadoc" /> <mkdir dir="javadoc" /> <javadoc destdir="javadoc"> <fileset dir="src/main/java" includes="sk/**" /> </javadoc> </target> I'd like to change default index.html page for providing short user guide. I can alter index.html copy it to other place and rewrite it after ant task for javadoc is complete, but that seems little stupid. Is there more common way to achieve so? Thanks 回答1: You

问题 In Java's Javadoc, there is a way to inherit a method's documentation in a subclass using {@inheritDoc} tag. Is there a way to do the same in Kotlin's KDoc? Basically, what I'd like to do is the following: abstract class Base { /** * Some KDoc documentation here. */ abstract fun foo() } class Derived: Base() { /** * Here is all the documentation from Base#foo's KDoc inherited. * * And here goes something more in addition. */ override fun foo() { /* ... */ } } 回答1: Dokka always copies the

问题 Is it possible to reference resource files (e.g. layout files) in javadoc? I could not find this in the developer docs. 回答1: Yup it is, In your javadoc: {@link com.yourApp.R.layout#layoutName} 回答2: I've used # {@link R.layout#dialog_player_info} instead of a dot {@link R.layout.dialog_player_info} And now it's all OK. Before I was getting this error in Android Studio Cannot resolve symbol 'R.layout.dialog_player_info' less... (Ctrl+F1) This inspection points out unresolved references inside