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Enhancement
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Resolution: Fixed
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P4
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1.3.0
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beta2
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sparc
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solaris_2.6
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Verified
The {@link ref label} tag generates an HTML href anchor with a CODE label:
<a href="ref"><CODE>label</CODE></a>
This is useful, because most of the time, the label is an API name.
We'd like the equivalent but without code:
{@linkplain ref label}
would generate:
<a href="ref">label</a>
If the label is missing:
<@linkplain ref}
then it would simply print the reference without <CODE>.
Some people might prefer that use (particularly in headings, where
code can look odd).
<a href="ref"><CODE>label</CODE></a>
This is useful, because most of the time, the label is an API name.
We'd like the equivalent but without code:
{@linkplain ref label}
would generate:
<a href="ref">label</a>
If the label is missing:
<@linkplain ref}
then it would simply print the reference without <CODE>.
Some people might prefer that use (particularly in headings, where
code can look odd).