At 02:39 PM 1/8/01 -0800, T. V. Raman wrote:
>I use jdok inside jde to document my code.
>
>I'm looking for a way of running javadoc from inside jde
>since jde already knows the classpath settings etc for my
>project.
>I'd be equally happy if jmaker could put out the necessary
>doc rule into the Makefile.
>Ideas?
>
Hi Raman,
Version 2.2.6 of the JDE integrates jdok. You no longer need to use jdok.
Version 2.2.6 of the JDE includes commands for inserting javadoc comments
into source files, for generating HTML files from javadoc comments, and for
displaying the generated files.
The menu item JDE->Documentation->Add inserts a javadoc skeleton for the
method, field, or class at point. The menu item is bound to the command
jde-javadoc-generate-javadoc-template and to the key combination C-c C-v j.
The menu item JDE->Documentation->Generate generates HTML files from the
javadoc comments for source files in the current project. This menu item is
bound to the command jde-javadoc-make. The JDE defines a set of
customization variables corresponding to the command-line parameters of the
JDK's javadoc command. These variables, which have the prefix jde-javadoc
allow you to control creation of the HTML documentation for your project.
The menu item JDE->Help->Symbol at point displays the HTML file containing
documentation for the class, method, or field at point in your system's
default HTML browser. The command finds the documentation by searching
documentation file sets specified by the variable jde-help-docsets. You can
use this variable to specify javadoc docsets that you generate with the
JDE's jde-javadoc-make command.
- Paul
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