Hi Christos
Christos KK Loverdos wrote:
> This is great!
>
> I have a feature request: Could we have a link from the javadoc of a
> method to its place in the source code?
Added to the todo list :
http://code.google.com/p/vscaladoc/issues/detail?id=16>
> IMHO, if you really plan to maintain and enhance this tool, Scala team
> should consider adopting it in the official distribution in place of
> scaladoc.
We discuss this subject some time, and currently vscaladoc will continue be out of the standard distribution to allow vscaladoc to evolve freely.
/davidB
>
> Thank you for the contribution.
>
> Christos.
>
> On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 1:02 AM, David Bernard
> <
david.bernard.31@...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I please to announce the release of the vscaladoc 1.0:
>> A variation of scaladoc : an API generator for project written in Scala. You
>> take a look at the api of vscaladoc it is generated with vscaladoc.
>> Explore the demo package to see some example of the features.
>>
>> api :
http://scala-tools.org/mvnsites/vscaladoc/scaladocs/index.html>> home :
http://code.google.com/p/vscaladoc/>>
>> Some Features :
>>
>> * copy content of overview.html from source directory into the generated
>> overview.html
>> * copy content of package.html from source directory into the generated
>> overview.html#xxx.xxxx
>> * link to source code (use same syntax highlighter as scala-blogs.org)
>> * highlight source code in the comments
>> * links between companion object and class/trait
>> * filter the list of classes by type : checkbox for classes / object /
>> trait
>> * filter the list of classes by first charactere : begin of the name (use
>> the textfield)
>> * filter the list of classes by package : select one or several package
>> (Ctrl+click)
>> * define as field : val, var, nested object, def (with no Args and a
>> return value)
>> * define as methods: every def except def classified as field or
>> constructor
>> * merge the inherited fields and methods (hidden by default)
>>
>> /davidB
>>
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