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Enhancement
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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P4
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None
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1.3.0
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x86
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windows_nt
Name: rlT66838 Date: 06/07/2000
Building on the concept of the replacment tag {@docRoot} in Javadoc, it would
be nice to have another {@date} that would be replaced with the current date
The format of the date could be set by a command parm that was a string for
java.text.DateFormat.parse()
Additionally, it would be nice to be able to set from the command line custom
replacement tags (custom status indicated by # instead of @) i.e. {#wbsl} or
{#buildNo}. Those tags could be used anywhere (java source, -header & -footer
command line options).
The custom tags could be set like:
-custReplTags tag=buildNo,value=1234;
or
-custReplTags tag=buildNo,valueFrom=..\buildNo.txt;
(Review ID: 105823)
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Building on the concept of the replacment tag {@docRoot} in Javadoc, it would
be nice to have another {@date} that would be replaced with the current date
The format of the date could be set by a command parm that was a string for
java.text.DateFormat.parse()
Additionally, it would be nice to be able to set from the command line custom
replacement tags (custom status indicated by # instead of @) i.e. {#wbsl} or
{#buildNo}. Those tags could be used anywhere (java source, -header & -footer
command line options).
The custom tags could be set like:
-custReplTags tag=buildNo,value=1234;
or
-custReplTags tag=buildNo,valueFrom=..\buildNo.txt;
(Review ID: 105823)
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