Projects tagged ‘doclet’

APIviz is a JavaDoc doclet which extends the Java standard doclet. It generates comprehensive UML-like class and package diagrams for quick understanding of the overall API structure.

JDiff is an LGPL Javadoc doclet which generates an HTML report of all the packages, classes, constructors, methods, and fields which have been removed, added or changed in any way, including their ... [More] documentation, when two APIs are compared. This is very useful for describing exactly what has changed between two releases of a product. Only the API (Application Programming Interface) of each version is compared. It does not compare what the source code does when executed. [Less]

/** * {@.en I love you.} * * {@.de Ich liebe Sie.} * * {@.fr Je vous aime.} * */ex1: javadoc ... -locale en_US ... I love you. ex2: javadoc ... -locale de_DE ... Ich liebe Sie.

A tex-package for documentation of source code and a doclet to generate the tex-files out of java source code.

This project aims to create new presentation template for Sandcastle that will generate documentation in the style of MSDN Lightweight branding. Sample of rendering StoredNumber class from test.cs ... [More] (part of Sandcastle examples) as of 21. Nov 2009: Full image Support for JavadocCustom XmlDoclet for Javadoc can generate required doc and reflection XML documents for Java sources: Full image [Less]

Under construction...

Create a Database with the javadoc information , so it can be query Please go to here for more information Infromation WIKI

Summaryxml-doclet converts java-specific comments from source code into an XML representation. Type information about the parsed source code, such as class, interface, and generics definitions ... [More] , provides the structure of the XML content. The project is a Maven-based project with integrated unit tests. RecentMay 3, 2008FIX: Annotation argument values were emitted directly 'as-is' from source. Now the real value is emitted to the XML. ExampleIf an entire source tree consisted of the below class, package foo.bar; /** * A test class */ public class Test { /** A test method * @param arg1 A sample argument * @return Always returns 0 */ public int method1(String arg1) { return 0; } }The resulting XML would be: foo.bar Test foo.bar.Test true false false false false false public java.lang.Object Test method1 foo.bar.Test.method1 (java.lang.String) 8a8b9d921db976aeae3c17957b40e460 false false false false false public arg1 java.lang.String int [Less]