While we're talking comments and
javadoc,
there is an annoying - to us - behaviour
of IDEA :
when the class code does
not start at column 1, everything else is tabbed.
(We right justify separators comments for
classes and methods.
It prints nicer, and is more readable (to
us).)
So,
//
***********************************************
public class TT
// ***********************************************
{
public class TT
// ***********************************************
{
}
If you create an constructor, or
cut-and-paste any text, it will be tabbed past the "public" word
and you'll get
//
***********************************************
public class TT
// ***********************************************
{
public TT ()
{
}
}
public class TT
// ***********************************************
{
public TT ()
{
}
}
We have found a workaround, but it's, well, a workaround (see
below)
//
***********************************************
/** */ public class TT
// ***********************************************
{
public TT ()
{
}
}
/** */ public class TT
// ***********************************************
{
public TT ()
{
}
}
Alain
Ravet
