John Keiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> In a package, class or method declaration, the tag @XXX would
> allow you to write a task that needs to be done on the code,
> or something that needs looking at. This way, GNU javadoc
> could generate a task list based directly off the source!
> An extra option would be to allow @XXX in comments inside
> the actual method body so that one can tell the line number
> as well.
I've written a simple macro processor for Java which uses
syntax like @Foo(arg1, arg2) to instantiate an instance
of the class macros.Foo, pass "arg1, arg2" to a replace()
method, and insert the result into the resulting source file.
Because it's so general (the Foo macro can write to files,
whatever), you could use it to do something like this --
you'd just make your "macro" do its work and then return ""
as its result.
kim