> > Well, the issue also becomes the use of XDoclet. Is there a
> > way to turn off warnings of unrecognized tags?
>
> Not as far as I can see, but I don't know a lot about that...
Hmm... I've had another look at this, and the -tag option in 1.4 could be
exactly what we're after. Indeed, the example is:
<quote>
Examples of single tags - An example of a tag option for a tag that that can be
used anywhere in the source code is:
-tag todo:a:"To Do:"
If you wanted @todo to be used only with constructors, methods and fields, you
would use:
-tag todo:cmf:"To Do:"
</quote>
That would mean that if we *really* wanted those @created tags (as opposed to
just looking in CVS, which I prefer for consistency) we could use that as well.
Next job for someone (yes, possibly me...) - add this option to the javadoc
task :)
I think I'd still prefer us to make all custom tags be prefixed with something.
Note that the above syntax appears to imply that ant:task *isn't* a good tag
name. The JavaDoc documentation suggests using a dotted convention. Admittedly
they've gone the whole hog: com.mycompany.todo which seems a bit over the top -
but ant.todo would be quite nice, IMO.
Jon
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