Jody Garnett a écrit :
I would like to add the following javadoc tag in every .java file too:
@source $URL$
where $URL$ is an other Subversion keyword.
Um should that not be set up as a @link or @see? When citing a url
javadoc already has a facility ....
Because $URL$ is a SVN keyword, what we would get would actually be:
@see $URL: http://svn.geotools.org/... $
I'm not sure if javadoc can process it because of the $URL part in front
of the actual URL.
My idea was to use a custom Javadoc tag in order to process it in a
taglet (I already wrote I small taglet for GeoAPI a while ago). The
taglet would parse the URL after @source and produces automatically an
output like that:
Defined in module main (gt2-main-2.2-RC0.jar)
Latest source on SVN head
where "main" would be an hyperlink to the Maven generated report pages,
"gt2-main-2.2-RC0.jar" a link to the JAR file in our Maven repository
and "Latest source on SVN head" would be $URL$ link.
Anyway, I will first clean a little bit the test-data before to go ahead
with $URL$ (if nobody object).
Martin.
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