Thomas Fitzsimmons <fitzsim <at> redhat.com> writes: > Would it be wrong to just remove them?
One thing I'd like to do once the generics branch becomes the main development trunk is to scan the source for FIXME, Not Implemented, etc and add a @Fixme or @Stub or @NotImplemented or something annotation to each such class/method. When Japi gets support for annotations, I'll be able to tweak it so that any member that has one of these annotations gets flagged in the Japi report. This doesn't, of course, help with classes that are implemented entirely but rely on some backing implementation or provider that implements a public API but isn't itself public. Japi can only go so far, unfortunately ;) I suppose an alternative would be putting the result of an "rgrep -i fixme classpath/" online somewhere... ;) Stuart.
