As for task writers - the xdocs idea is not something they need to be too concerned with - the @tags to utilize are minimal on purpose. The straightforward tasks, in fact, would not require any @tags at all. Only ones with exceptions like setters that are not to be exposed or a task name mapping that is different need tags to affect the generation process.
With <antdoclet> part of XDoclet now, the tool is available to everyone. Whether the module eventually should live with Ant or with XDoclet is up for discussion of course, but later :)
Erik
On Tuesday, February 18, 2003, at 04:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a future "tool vendor" I am very interested in this thread (how should documentation of task in the future be done). I am working on a code generator which produces an initial code skellet. It works for the code and the build file, needs some more work for test code and HTML manual ...
But I don´t use Ant via GUI or introspection :-)
Jan Matèrne
