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  • #290634 Reply

    ejvyas
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    Is there a recommended Javadoc plugin for MyEclipse. I just switched from Netbeans and netbeans automatically generates the javadoc. Also, it has Javadoc tool helper.

    Does MyEclipse have any such plugin or maybe Eclipse?

    #290636 Reply

    rmcvay
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    Project/Generate Javadoc…

    #290637 Reply

    ejvyas
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    My post is obviously not about finding the Javadoc option. This option is used to generate Javadoc. I want to check if there is a code assist plugin available that can generate the javadoc templates for me as I code.

    This feature is available in Netbeans IDE

    #290641 Reply

    Ton Huisman
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    You can create an Ant or Maven script that generates the JavaDoc from your sources, it’s just not automagic…

    HTH
    Ton

    #290642 Reply

    ejvyas
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    Again, I do not want to create Javadoc. I know how to do it. I am talking about Code assist as available in Netbeans.

    Is there a recommended plugin like JAutodoc inside MyEclipse

    #290644 Reply

    Ton Huisman
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    Last time I checked (few hours ago) the Java editor automatically insers a basic JavaDoc skeleton when typing /** and pressing enter just in front of a method definition. The @param, @return and @throws doc properties are added into the JavaDoc. Is this what you are trying to find?
    The default layouts can be configured by navigating to Window/Preferences/Java/Code Style/Code Templates. There are a ‘few’ 🙂

    HTH
    Ton

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