Ok, if you really need both sources and javadoc then that should
be possible. I never heard of the shift-f2 but indeed it doesn't work here.
I either use the tooltip when I hover over an element and possibly f2 for focus,
or open the javadoc view which displays the javadoc as soon as I select any
element, which
does work with sources - no javadoc needed. This seems more of a bug
in eclipse than anything else though.
So I propose:
- if -DdownloadSources is specified, download sources and fallback to javadoc,
just as it is now
- if -DdownloadJavaDoc is specified, download javadoc (possibly fallback to
sources)
- if both are specified, download both.
And:
- don't make this a default; the default behaviour of attaching
either source or javadoc when it's present in the local repo
is fine though, but turning this on by default is just too slow.
-- Kenney
Mark Hobson wrote:
On 05/07/07, Cabasson Denis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I kinda changed the suject of the discussion.
The matter here is whether the eclipse-plugin should be able to
download "sources AND javadoc" or only (as is the cas right now)
"sources, and only javadoc as a fallback if sources are missing". I'd
like to get the plugin download and link both for me.
But I agree with you on the matter that is not the original
discussion, but it's closely related.
I don't really see how the original discussion could do with the
actual version of the plugin BTW.
I agree that the eclipse plugin should be able to attach source jars,
javadoc jars or both (MECLIPSE-292), but I think the original
proposition proved to be too contentious. I'm happy to leave it to
users' discretion for now.
Mark
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