Name: dk30142 Date: 10/04/2002

Currently, if you want to jump to a named anchor on a package or class page,
you must hard-code the filename, as with this method in interface
com.sun.javadoc.PackageDoc that jumps to a package page:

    /**
     * Get all classes (including Exceptions and Errors) and interfaces,
     * filtered to the specified
     * <a href="package-summary.html#terminology">access modifier option</a>.
     */
    ClassDoc[] allClasses(boolean filter);

It seems odd to have to supply a filename, as this is not required when
jumping to a program element.

It would seem to be useful to be able to use a named anchor where you'd
expect to supply a program element:

for a package:
     {@link com.sun.javadoc#terminology access modifier option}

for a class:
     {@link com.sun.javadoc.Doc#terminology access modifier option}

I have no idea how this might present a problem, mixing named anchors with
program elements.

FYI, for this example, the named anchor is this:

<a name="terminology"></a>
<h3>Terminology</h3>

When calling javadoc, you pass in package names and source file names
(along with command line options). The <em>access control</em> options
(<code>-public</code>, <code>-protected</code>, <code>-package</code>,
and <code>-private</code>) filter out some of the program elements.

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