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It is often the case that a method imposes constraints on its arguments that cannot be described by the type system. For example, a method might require that some argument be non-null, or some int-typed argument be positive. There might also be more complex preconditions, for example that a certain method was called before, or that a certain object is in some state. What is the best way to document this in Javadoc? For example, suppose I have the following public library function, where the argument cannot be negative: public void foo(int bar) { if (bar < 0) { throw new

I'm working on android under eclipse holies environment. but my eclipse not helping me to find detail about class or method while writing code. Ex: Toast android.widget.Toast.makeText(Context context, CharSequence text, int duration) if i mouse hover on makeText() in above statement, getting following information Note: This element has no attached source and the Javadoc could not be found in the attached Javadoc where and what do i need to attach? Codemonkey If you have installed the ADT plugin to Eclipse then you should make sure that you download the package called something along the lines

I need to use Lotus Notes/Domino as a data source from a Java application. The documentation at IBM says that the Notes.jar contains everything I will need, but where are the javadocs? I believe the APIs are detailed in the Domino Designer Help . From what I quickly read, there isn't a set javadocs available. However, I stumbled upon this utility that generates them for you. Would this help? Jason Here comes Notes.jar of Domino 8.5 Java API document Have a look at the DeveloperWorks help 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1848243/where-are-the-javadocs-for-lotus-notes-jar

I am attempting to build the android-autofittextview project from the command line using gradle. However, it fails every time with the following error: /Users/me/android-autofittextview/library/src/main/java/me/grantland/widget/AutofitHelper.java:384: error: unknown tag: attr * @attr ref android.R.styleable#TextView_textSize This error is repeated a dozen times in various files. This happens during the :library:androidJavadocs I tried turning it off using this approach , but then I get an 'unknown tasks' exception when I attempt to us this as a library project later on. How can I get javadocs

How can we generate javadoc as a word document instead of the traditional html pages? Mark look into doclets, http://doclet.com which have plenty of examples of custom javadoc rendering (i.e into PDF's etc...) and also look into Apache POI ( http://poi.apache.org/ ) for the generation of MS Office files If you could live with pdf instead of word, you should give PDFDoclet a chance. I discovered it on doclet.com (thanks to Mark for the link). It works quite well, is easy use and allows some configuration. For my purpose, pdf is better suited than word because a pdf document is better suited for

A javadoc command automatically inserts a comment stating something like: <!-- Generated by javadoc (build 1.6.0_17) on Thu Apr 07 18:32:31 CEST 2011 --> in every generated HTML file. This is quite preventing change tracking for versioned javadoc, since every file will be modified when regenerating the doc. A previous question I asked convince me not to version any javadoc, but it also raised this problem and the question remains: is there a way to get rid of this comment? I did not find trace of such possibility in the javadoc options. Thank to JackMc's comment, I found the command line