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Is there any tools to extract comment already made in Java files?
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Well, I doubt there's one to extract comments that HAVEN'T been made yet. Are you looking for something like doxygen?
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Nope, not like doxygen.
I'm now making a generator from Interfaces to SEI (Service Endpoint Interface). The original class (interface) contains comments and I want to take those comment and put them in my generated classes. Regards; Stephen |
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i have a vague recollection of bruce eckel talking about special documentation tools in java...
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If there isn't such tool, is there some way to generate javadoc WITHOUT javadoc tool.
What I mean is, using application or tools written in java to generate javadoc. Is it possible or is there such tools? What I actually want to do is, I don't want to use javadoc tool and I might use the lib written in java to generate from my application. I'm not sure this is possible. Regards; Stephen |
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