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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
P3
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Affects Version/s: 1.1.6, 1.2.0
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Component/s: tools
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1.2fcs
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generic, sparc
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generic, solaris_2.5
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Not verified
Currently javadoc generates paragraphs (defined as characters between newlines
or end-of-file) that are incredibly long. Any class that inherits from
java.awt.Component (such as java.awt.swing.ToolBar.html) has a list of
inherited methods that is 11,863 characters long.
This needs to be shortened by inserting newline characters about every 80 characters (but no more than 127 characters) between words.
This is important because our "sccs delget" command will not check in
files that contain paragraphs that exceed a certain length (I think the
limit is 256 characters, but haven't tested it). ("sccs create" has no
such limitation.) Until this bug is fixed, we cannot currently check
in changes to javadoc-generated HTML files.
or end-of-file) that are incredibly long. Any class that inherits from
java.awt.Component (such as java.awt.swing.ToolBar.html) has a list of
inherited methods that is 11,863 characters long.
This needs to be shortened by inserting newline characters about every 80 characters (but no more than 127 characters) between words.
This is important because our "sccs delget" command will not check in
files that contain paragraphs that exceed a certain length (I think the
limit is 256 characters, but haven't tested it). ("sccs create" has no
such limitation.) Until this bug is fixed, we cannot currently check
in changes to javadoc-generated HTML files.