Rob van Maris wrote:
Yes, it is still accurate (there ahve not been changes lately).While digging into the code, on behalf of the database search queries project, I'm encountering a lot of intimidating code that apparently gets called (from) nowhere. I would like to mark these with @deprecated, and according to the Cleaning Project Notification Plan I'm entitled to do so. Is that document still current?
And yes, you can make methods @deprecated (or even @deprecated-now), provided you supply alternate ways to perform the same tasks.
As far as I'm concerned the entire support classes package can eventually become deprecated.
Use the storage interface as a guideline (though sensible changes can be made to that interface too).
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