Hi.
you can try qdox ( qdox.codehaus.org ) - it's
parser used by xdoclet-2.
Thanks for the recommendation. Any hint how to parse doc comments
standalone? The only idea I have is to generate a fake class source and
parse it.
Bye.
/lexi
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--- Aleksei Valikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
you can try qdox ( qdox.codehaus.org ) - it's
parser used by xdoclet-2.
Thanks for the recommendation. Any hint how to parse
doc comments
standalone? The only idea I have is to generate a
fake class source and
parse it.
no hint
Hi.
you can try qdox ( qdox.codehaus.org ) - it's
parser used by xdoclet-2.
Thanks for the recommendation. Any hint how to parse
doc comments
standalone? The only idea I have is to generate a
fake class source and
parse it.
no hint besides to look into source of qdox :)
Did so, found nothing
--- Aleksei Valikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
you can try qdox ( qdox.codehaus.org ) - it's
parser used by xdoclet-2.
Thanks for the recommendation. Any hint how to
parse
doc comments
standalone? The only idea I have is to generate a
fake class source and
parse it.
no
Hi.
I would say you were lazy...
com.thoughtworks.qdox.model.util.TagParser does what
you need, and it is used by
com.thoughtworks.qdox.model.DefaultDocletTag
Not quite. TagParser parses value of a single tag - constructs like
name1=value1 name2=value2
I need to parse superconstructs like
Hi.
I'm working on a code generation application which is based on Sun's
Java code model.
I have a small task where I need to parse XDoclet-style comments
provided as strings.
More precisely, I need to parse strings like @my.id class=\pass\
into an appropriate object representation.
This
--- Aleksei Valikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I'm working on a code generation application which
is based on Sun's
Java code model.
I have a small task where I need to parse
XDoclet-style comments
provided as strings.
More precisely, I need to parse strings like @my.id
