i would prefer the javadoc comment generation, like the following
/**
* @param java.lang.String name
* @return boolean
*/
public boolean containsName(String name)
{
...
}
it has to generate empty javadoc comment blocks
with nothing inside, only the information about return and params.
maybe the action for generating this can be, with an dialog box, where
you can specify the methods that u want to comment
and the assistant will generate the javadoc comments.
regards, ercano
> That's a feature, Netbeans has, isn't it. I don't like it, because it
> produces useless comments like the following:
>
> /** Holds value of property noTags.
> */
> private boolean noTags;
>
> /** Getter for property noTags
> * @return Value of property noTags.
> */
> public boolean isNoTags() {
> return noTags;
> }
>
> /** Setter for property noTags
> * @param noTags New value of property noTags.
> */
> public void setNoTags(boolean noTags) {
> this.noTags = noTags;
> }
>
> I would rather like to see an assistant (comment-completion or dialog --
> does not matter), that *helps* you writing comments. But it definitely
> should *not* write comments automatically.
>
> Best regards
> Thomas Singer
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