问题
I'm trying to generate some Javadocs with Android Studio. I'm referring with {@link #method()} a method in the same class as the link but I still get a reference not found error from Javadoc. I'm probably omitting something very stupid but I cannot figure out what it is. Has anybody else come across the same problem?
回答1:
In Android Studio within a javadoc comment, try typing {@ and then hitting ctrl+space to see what pops up...
After choosing link, hit space.
Now try ctrl+space again for a list of all possible classes.
To just make a reference to a method/data within the current class, type # and then ctrl+space to see a list of probably-what-you-want.
Don't forget to make sure the brackets are closed!
回答2:
The format for the javaDoc lint tag in Android Studio is:
{@link package.class#member label}
Here is more information on javaDoc tags.
回答3:
I don't know if anyone is still struggling with it but if you are and {@link is not working then make sure your comment block looks something like this
/**
* {@link 'your reference'
*/
make sure that the comment block starts with two * and not one, apparently this works for me in android studio.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26466091/javadoc-link-references-in-android-studio