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Enhancement
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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P5
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1.2.0
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sparc
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solaris_2.5
Requested by Josh Bloch:
Ideally, I wouldn't display protected members of a non-abstract class at all
(on the class's main JavaDoc page).
In more detail:
For non-abstract classes: hide the protected members by default.
Allow an "extenders" view of the same page that shows the protected members
For abstract classes: show the protected members (the theory being that
abstract classes can only be extended and not instantiated)
We should pass this by a few other smart people and see if they agree.
The show/hide feature of non-abstract classes might generate bulky
documentation from the standard doclet. It would be more cleanly implemented
in pages that are served up (such as from XML).
doug.kramer@Eng 2000-01-18
Ideally, I wouldn't display protected members of a non-abstract class at all
(on the class's main JavaDoc page).
In more detail:
For non-abstract classes: hide the protected members by default.
Allow an "extenders" view of the same page that shows the protected members
For abstract classes: show the protected members (the theory being that
abstract classes can only be extended and not instantiated)
We should pass this by a few other smart people and see if they agree.
The show/hide feature of non-abstract classes might generate bulky
documentation from the standard doclet. It would be more cleanly implemented
in pages that are served up (such as from XML).
doug.kramer@Eng 2000-01-18