for the following example,
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the files in
p4359386 directory, a.java and c.java
p4359386/a.java
/c.java
a.java is
==========
package p4359386;
public class a
{
}
c.java is
=========
package p4359386;
public class c
{
}
do a
javadoc a.java c.java
and observe that the "Package" link is disabled from
deprecated-list.html
index-all.html
help-doc.html
overview-tree.html
whereas it is 'enabled' from
index.html
package-tree.html
a.html
c.html
Though the argument can be that the first four are generic pages, common for most javadoc runs, this introduces a confusing behaviour. The behaviour should be uniform and the std doclet should introduce links uniformly.
==========================
the files in
p4359386 directory, a.java and c.java
p4359386/a.java
/c.java
a.java is
==========
package p4359386;
public class a
{
}
c.java is
=========
package p4359386;
public class c
{
}
do a
javadoc a.java c.java
and observe that the "Package" link is disabled from
deprecated-list.html
index-all.html
help-doc.html
overview-tree.html
whereas it is 'enabled' from
index.html
package-tree.html
a.html
c.html
Though the argument can be that the first four are generic pages, common for most javadoc runs, this introduces a confusing behaviour. The behaviour should be uniform and the std doclet should introduce links uniformly.