[Xdoclet-user] havingClassTag trouble

[Colin]

Someone give me an example of the hasClassTag actually working?  I'm 
trying it in conjunction with a custom tag and it just seems to ignore 
the fact that I have the attribute set.  Must have something wrong.  I 
want simple output in a file for only classes with my tag in them.  The 
thing runs but puts info from ALL the classes. (see code below)

Also, I found it once but can't find it again, what's the -D (or 
property to set) to get xdoclet debug output (set xdoclet log output level)?

in build file:
       <doclet destdir="${output.dir}" verbose="true">
           <fileset dir="${test.src.dir}" includes="**/*.java"/>
           <template templateFile="${template.dir}/test.xdt" 
destinationFile="output.txt" havingClassTag="locator"/>
       </doclet>

4 class files in test, 3 with @locator tag, one without.  Result of run 
is here (first one should not be there, has NO @tags):

 Class name: NotLocatable
 Class name: LocatableObjectB
 Class name: LocatableObjectC
 Class name: LocatableObjectA
test.xdt:
<XDtClass:forAllClasses>
 Class name: <XDtClass:className/>
</XDtClass:forAllClasses>
Thanks!
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