> I may be being thick but,
> Is is possible to run javadoc (via Ant) on classes in the
> default package - ie. no package declaration ?
> We have an application where most classes are in the package
> structure but several (eg. Applets) are in the default/root
> package, that is, the root of the class path.
> Cheers in advance,
> RobB
<Summary>
Is there any way to Force ant Not to surround source-file
names with double-quotes
</Summary>
I have had a chance to look into the Javadoc docs and discovered that
the sourcepath isn't used when javadoc-ing individual classes, this
was part of my original problem.
However, the problem is now with the use of wildcards.
I would like Ant to do something like the following:
javadoc -d "docs" applets/*.java
(there is more but not really relevent)
this (the wild cards specifically) Worsk when using javadoc from DOS.
However, with the build.xml target as follows (irrellevance removed):
<target name="fulldoc" depends="init">
<javadoc sourcepath="." destdir="${doc.dir}"
sourcefiles="${appletsrc}/*.java"
</javadoc>
</target>
ant runs:
javadoc -d "docs" "applets/*.java"
The quotes around the source-file names causes javadoc to interpret
the 'filename' literally, ie. it doesn't expand the wildcard,
and neither does ant
Short of attacking the source code of the javadoc task, is there any way of avoiding
the
use of quotes here ?
RobB
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