java - Android&Javadoc: @inheritDoc is not working -
Whenever I use the @inheritDoc tag in javadoc, I see the following warning (example):
@inheritDoc is used but getCount () does not override or implement any method. Do anyone know how to avoid this? I'm sure the methods apply / override another method, because I've also set an override tag, and Eclipse does not complain about it. I had a sealer alert inserted link where the reference 'nt can be found, it has been solved using its absolute identifier (eg, content instead of Android content. Intent). Is there a similar solution to this problem?
It's a bit weird! Things I see:
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Check that the getCount ()
method actually overrides the method in some ancestral classes. (I know ... @ ... but check it anyway!)
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Check that the method you actually override It is a bit confusing
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Check that the source code you are overriding in is on the source code path. If it is not, then the javadoc
utility will not be able to extract the content related to the original class source file to include in the javadoc for the original method.
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Edit
(and the javadoc
utility is another possible cause for worms ...)
According to the description, Javadak Sources have been set using the command "SourcePath" option. In fact, you need to tell Javadok utility where the zip code Android code is the source code.
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