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Wed, 02 June 2004 15:10

Eclipse User

Hi all,

whenever I open the Javadoc view I don't see anything in it! .. I guess
I don't know how to use Javadoc view. Searched for javadoc view in
eclipse help but no use. I couldn't find anything in the preference
dialogue either.

Any help?

-Nachi

Re: javadoc view blank? [message #162451 is a reply to message #162421]

Wed, 02 June 2004 15:28

Eclipse User

Have you tried clicking on a method name in your source code while the view
is visible?
The Javadoc view should be populated with the Javadoc comment. That assuming
you have written a Javadoc comment for this method.

"nsahoo" <nsahoo@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:c9l87m$r2r$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi all,
>
> whenever I open the Javadoc view I don't see anything in it! .. I guess
> I don't know how to use Javadoc view. Searched for javadoc view in
> eclipse help but no use. I couldn't find anything in the preference
> dialogue either.
>
> Any help?
>
> -Nachi

Re: javadoc view blank? [message #162497 is a reply to message #162451]

Wed, 02 June 2004 16:15

Eclipse User

Valentin Baciu wrote:
> Have you tried clicking on a method name in your source code while the view
> is visible?
> The Javadoc view should be populated with the Javadoc comment. That assuming
> you have written a Javadoc comment for this method.
>

Thanks. So, it's basically javadoc hover text in a new view of it's own
... right ? or is there more to it?

Nachi

Re: javadoc view blank? [message #162512 is a reply to message #162497]

Wed, 02 June 2004 16:59

Eclipse User

That's as much as I see to it. There may be more but I didn't look further.

"nsahoo" <nsahoo@gmail.com> wrote in message news:c9lc1u$bo$1@eclipse.org...
> Valentin Baciu wrote:
> > Have you tried clicking on a method name in your source code while the
view
> > is visible?
> > The Javadoc view should be populated with the Javadoc comment. That
assuming
> > you have written a Javadoc comment for this method.
> >
>
> Thanks. So, it's basically javadoc hover text in a new view of it's own
> .. right ? or is there more to it?
>
> Nachi

Re: javadoc view blank? [message #167232 is a reply to message #162497]

Mon, 05 July 2004 05:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net

nsahoo wrote:

> Valentin Baciu wrote:
>
>> Have you tried clicking on a method name in your source code while
>> the view
>> is visible?
>> The Javadoc view should be populated with the Javadoc comment. That
>> assuming
>> you have written a Javadoc comment for this method.
>>
>
> Thanks. So, it's basically javadoc hover text in a new view of it's
> own .. right ? or is there more to it?

Yes, there is:
- uses the Browser (html) widget to show the Javadoc (currently not
available on Linux-GTK)
- shows Javadoc of selected element without being open in the Java
editor (e.g. from Package Explorer)

Dani

>
> Nachi

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