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How configure Intellij Idea javadoc templates?

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I have some method: public int getSomeField() I want to generate javadoc like this: /** * Gets {someField} * * @return value of {someField} */ Where {someField} is placeholder for field name. It is possible to create this templates for Intellij Idea (may be as live template)? Will Humphreys Bring up the Generate menu (Cmd+N on Mac, Alt+Insert on Windows) Click the ellipsis in the top right hand corner. Click the plus in the top left corner and create a new template. Copy the contents of the old template into the new template and add the following lines to the top of it. /** * Gets $field.name

How do I change the Javadocs template generated in Eclipse?

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问题 I dislike the default Javadocs generated for me when I create a Class or methods, especially the @author variable, which is the current system username on my windows box. I would like to change it. Is this possible? 回答1: Check Preferences / Java / Code Style / Code Template Section Comment / Type You can replace the author tag by whatever value you need and it will have an effect on new generated classes. However, if the template is fine, but the value referenced buy the author tag is not,

Simple Getter/Setter comments

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问题 What convention do you use to comment getters and setters? This is something I've wondered for quite some time, for instance: /** * (1a) what do you put here? * @param salary (1b) what do you put here? */ public void setSalary(float salary); /* * (2a) what do you put here? * @return (2b) */ public float getSalary(); I always find I'm pretty much writing the exact same thing for 1a/b and 2a/b, something like 1a) Sets the salary of the employee, 1b) the salary of the employee. It just seems so

Is there a standard for documenting GET/POST parameters?

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问题 In a PHP project, even when front controller logic is used for the main application, there can be many stand-alone scripts, ajax snippets and so on. Is there a standardized way - either PHPDoc or something else - to define in the first comment block of the script what GET and/or POST parameters the script will accept / require and of which type they are? I usually help myself by just adding @param s as if the file were a function, and a @return explanation for what the script does and returns

Java Javadoc include Private

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问题 I would like to generate javadocs for my application and i would also like to include private members. I have found the following in the Javadoc documentation -private Shows all classes and members. Could you please help me by giving an example of the execution of this? It should be something like: javadoc -private ... . I need to know how to provide the root directory and destination directory for the generated html doc files. thank you. EDIT: i found a way to generate javadoc from NetBeans

File.mkdir or mkdirs return false - Reason?

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问题 Why file.mkdir is returning false? Google indicates that there could be several reasons (e.g. security, permissions, pathname, etc). My questions: How to find the exact reason of returning false? If security/permissions is a reason, then why is SecurityException not thrown? 回答1: If security/permissions is a reason, then why is SecurityException NOT thrown (which is mentioned in javadoc)? A SecurityException is thrown when you don't have JVM-level permission to do something, not OS-level Is

Including images in javadocs

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问题 I work with a lot of sample test cases that are visual. Is there any convenient way to include them in my Java source and link them in Javadocs, so my IDE can automatically show them while coding (by invoking a javadoc renderer feature in my IDE?) I tried putting an image next to the Java source and using <img> , but it's not taking (I used a png). (note - it's in my test sources in this case) 回答1: As you didn't show any sources, I can only do a glass-ball guess ... For any files which are

How to read Javadoc comments by reflection?

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问题 I need to know how to read Javadoc comments at run-time (probably by reflection?) Say I have the following function: /** * function that do some thing */ public void myFunc() { //... } At runtime, I can get much information about this function by reflection.. But cannot read the comments. So the question is, How to read this javadoc comments at runtime. 回答1: Consider to use annotations instead of Javadoc and write an annotation processor. 回答2: Doclet class: public class ExtractCommentsDoclet

Android Studio Javadoc: Cannot find symbol

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问题 I'm trying to prepare and upload my Android library to Bintray and part of that process runs the following javadoc task: task javadoc(type: Javadoc) { source = android.sourceSets.main.java.srcDirs classpath += project.files(android.getBootClasspath().join(File.pathSeparator)) } This task is part of a larger gradle script here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/attwellBrian/JCenter/master/bintrayv1.gradle When the javadoc task runs, the following problems occur: Every @NonNull and @Nullable

Javadoc template generator [closed]

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问题 I have a large codebase without Javadoc, and I want to run a program to write a skeleton with the basic Javadoc information (e.g., for each method's parameter write @param...), so I just have to fill the gaps left. Anyone know a good solution for this? Edit: JAutodoc is what I was looking for. It has Ant tasks, an Eclipse plugin, and uses Velocity for the template definition. 回答1: The JAutodoc plugin for eclipse does exactly what you need, but with a package granularity : right click on a