Well, I guess you are after completion of class, method and field names when typing in
the plain text area of the javadoc.
Idea can help you out (with support for <ctrl>+<space>) when typing a javadoc link
{@link MyClassName}... I use a live template for that. Define it in <Tools|IDE
Options|Live Templates>.
jdl = "{@link $ELEMENT_TYPE$} $END$" (Expands on "tab", group "plain", "Java comment"
as context.)
jdc = "<code>$selection$</code>" (Expands on "tab" (but I use <ctrl>+<alt>+<j>), group
"surround", "Java comment" as context)
Then place the caret inside a javadoc. Type "jdl" and then press <tab>...
/Christian
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> From: Paul Ruane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: den 4 juli 2002 15:34
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> Subject: Re: [Eap-features] Re: Auto-complete class names in Javadoc
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> Idea already does Javadoc tags, parameter names and
> exceptions: ctrl-space (after @ in case of the javadoc tags).
> It also creates the what you describe when you type /** and
> press return before a method.
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> I would just like to be able to insert class names to avoid
> mistyping them. That way refactoring will pick them up
> correctly if the names are changed.
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> Paul.
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> I second this!
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> Also - if the method-javadoc could autocomplete method parameters and
> exception this whould be lovely. Perhaps even a live template
> that set's
> up the basic javadoc for a method:
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> /**
> * <insert text here>
> * @param param1 <insert here>
> * @param param2 <insert here>
> * @return <insert here>
> * @exception ExceptionClass1 <insert here>
> * @exception ExceptionClass1 <insert here>
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> public String doSomething(int param1, Object param2)
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> //Anders
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> Paul Ruane wrote:
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> > Would it be possible to insert class names (or just the
> current class name) on ctrl-space when editting Javadocs?
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> > Cheers,
> > Paul.
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