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by cclarke » Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:49 am
I have methods that contain a "(non-Javadoc)...@see" generated by Eclipse. For method signatures that contain parameters that are arrays or are generics the audit rule "Missing Javadoc comment for method..." is triggered.
Allow non-javadoc comments with only a single @see tag is checked.
In Preferences > CodePro > Javadoc > Methods, all boxes are checked.
Is there a way, short of disabling the rule, to fix the violation?
Eclipse 3.5, CodePro 6.2
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by Brian Wilkerson » Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:28 am
I wasn't able to duplicate the behavior for methods with an array parameter, but I was able to duplicate it for a method with a parameter of a generic type (List<String>, in case you're interested). It looks like a bug to me.
Until we get this fixed, I believe that if you also select the check box labeled "Ignore methods that override inherited methods" that CodePro should stop reporting these violations.
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