Raffael Herzog
Raffael Herzog
Thanks for your feedback. I gotta admit, I was surprised myself when I did this and it worked. I'm writing quite a complex annotation processor myself, so I'm aware that...
Ran into this as well. Generating `this.synthetic` would solve the problem.
Unfortunately, this is not possible the way the doclet is currently implemented. JavaDoc will start the tag block as soon as it encounters a leading '@'. I thought about this...
Currently, you'll still have to escape them manually: Use the HTML entity or, a bit more readable: Use `{@literal @}`. Not, however, that if I find a proper solution to...
The solution coming up (it's in master) is using '.'. It's not "escapeless", because that is not possible: It must also work with IDEs and any IDE will stumble on...
1.3 is the latest version, actually. Try that first (or 1.2.1). The Gradle plugin only covers the most simple cases and doing it manually isn't complicated neither (see the configuration...
Yep, that's planned.
Hm. This might be a duplicate of #52. Then again, the failed assertion is the same, but the stack trace is quite different. Try e75ea23, it should fix #52 and...
> I'll dropped the idea-plugin module, because IDEA was all the time complaining. Create a file `local.properties` in the project's root with the following contents: ``` ideaHome=/path/to/your/IDEA/installation ``` This will...
- Downgrade H1 comments to H2 in package-info.java and overview.md, to H3 in class descriptions, H5 in member descriptions. - If a header ends up with H7, H8 etc, issue...