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I often find it helpful to use KDoc/Javadoc comments inside of a class or function instead of normal comments. IntelliJ colorizes them more obviously by default and, more importantly, allows ...
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I am wondering if I wrote a little simple documentation and provided the JavaDoc, would it be enough documentation for a application GUI manager library for java?
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In the Java course I'm currently doing at university, a lot of emphasis is placed on using JML constructs like @require and @ensure clauses in Javadoc comments. I understand that this is implementing ...
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I have been reading the source code of some Java library classes, specifically CompletableFuture. I noticed that the authors are making extensive use of cryptic (single-letter) variables in the code, ...
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The current way of knowing if a BigDecimal is greater than another is bigDecimal.compareTo(otherBigDecimal) > 0 (or one.compareTo(another) == 1), but I find it too clunky and unexpressive. ...
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I'm working on a small library that provides implementations of basic, well known string metrics. Mostly for my own education. So development happens whenever I've got a bit of spare time. Because of ...
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Some times I see problematic differences between Java doc and Android doc in about method documents.For example in about setReadable (boolean readable, boolean ownerOnly) method you can see java doc ...
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I just came across the following in a lab manual at university: You do need to study the interfaces of the classes by generating the javadoc for them so you know what operations are provided (feel ...
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This is a really simple question but oddly, I'm finding it difficult to get a definite answer.... What do you do with fields? Is this valid? /** * Keeps track of all usernames in the system. */ ...
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So, unfortunately, I'm stuck with code where I'm doing this: @Override method A{ //calls private methods 1-8 } private method 1{ //copy/pasted } And so on for all of the private methods. I'd ...
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There are two types of documentation. One type, the Implementation Documentation, contains information about specific implementation of a construct (eg. Class, Method, etc.). It is targeted to the ...
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My problem is the following: I have an interface that requires its implementations to implement a static method, namely void load(). However, until Java 8, it seems we won't get static methods in ...
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I'm currently writing an API and its documentation. For example I have something like this: public interface Event { } public interface Process { } public interface EventProcessor { /** * ...
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As any taught Software Engineer knows how important Documentation for good software projects is. Could you show me best practices for assure good documentation beside of JavaDoc comments? In my ...
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This question & its answers are useful but not sufficient for my problem. My Question is if I want to add a javadoc as @Deprecated As of version x.y, replaced by {@link SomeClass} in my current ...
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