Thread: javadoc

Hi, when I run javadoc on the jdbc source, it doesn't show the comments.
Looks like the /** got replaced with /* everywhere. I'm looking at the CVS
stuff. Can anyone do a replacement of /* to /** on all the java files, or was
it intentionally done this way?

Robert B. Easter

I think I remember discussions about running the code through
a beautifier at one stage. Not sure if it was done or not. That'd
be my guess on what happened.

Tom.

On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 07:21:07PM -0500, Robert B. Easter wrote:
> Hi, when I run javadoc on the jdbc source, it doesn't show the comments.
> Looks like the /** got replaced with /* everywhere. I'm looking at the CVS
> stuff. Can anyone do a replacement of /* to /** on all the java files, or was
> it intentionally done this way?
>
> Robert B. Easter
>
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Robert B. Easter wrote:
> Hi, when I run javadoc on the jdbc source, it doesn't show the comments.
> Looks like the /** got replaced with /* everywhere. I'm looking at the CVS
> stuff. Can anyone do a replacement of /* to /** on all the java files, or was
> it intentionally done this way?

It was part of my pgjindent work. I can easily fix it.  Which ones do
people want changed?  All of them?

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>It was part of my pgjindent work. I can easily fix it.  Which ones do
>people want changed?  All of them?

I believe that JavaDoc usually ignores /** when it is not expected, so, if
you changed every /* for a /** you would get at least all the JavaDocs,
rather than having some stuff be missing...

Cheers,

Doug