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Hi there,
I am using Ariadna 616 on W2K sp2 Sun 1.3
Hotspot VM (512MB, 1Ghz)
First of all, the IDEa looks great and it is
really fast compared to other IDEs, good work.
I have a question/remark about the parsing of
Javadoc comments in the editor.
Consider the following code:
/**
* Log INFO message into the JavaSpace * @param String A message * @param Object The source that is trying to write the message */ void info(String message, Object
caller)
IDEA pops up an 'cannot resolve
symbol String' box when I move the mouse/caret over the first
@param.
If I change the 'String' into 'message' , it
does not appear anymore.
However, IMHO this is not correct for the
following reason:
If you change teh javadoc comment above into
(see below)
/**
* Log INFO message into the JavaSpace * @param message A message * @param caller The source that is trying to write the message */ The generated JavaDoc will show you in HTML a
param of type 'message' and 'caller' instead of the correct
'String' resp. 'Object'.
I am used to the first form of
javadoc.
I do not know if it is a big or that you
consider my form of Javadoc commenting wrong.
Cheers,
Patrick
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