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Re: Inheriting Properties (or something similar) in IDLDOC [message #81212 is a reply to message #80787] Wed, 29 August 2012 19:33 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Fabzi is currently offline  Fabzi
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> The trunk now shows a listing of the inherited properties in the same
> manner that the inherited fields are shown. Features/fixes are
> collecting, so a release is probably going to happen soon.
>
> But, you also want a listing of inherited routines?
>
> Mike

It's a long time since I've not been programing Java but I remember
JavaDoc to be structured like this:

Method Summary
Class Method1
Class Method2
Methods inherited from class SuperClass1
List of methods with links to the SuperClass1 Page
Methods inherited from class SuperClass2
List of methods with links to the SuperClass2 Page

Method Detail
Class Method1 in detail
Class Method2 in detail

And more or less the same for class properties.

No need to redo Javadoc (IdlDoc is already a very great tool). But
listing properties and methods from superclasses is a cool feature,
especially for library documentation. My experience is that users that
are not familiar with objects but still need to use objects are really
unwilling to look into the whole tree to understand what's behind the
object. They just want to know what the object can do...
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