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Key: IDEADEV-4042
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Resolved Resolved
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Maxim Shafirov
Reporter: Maxim Shafirov
Votes: 5
Watchers: 1
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Wrapped @link tag in Javadoc is not recognized

Created: 07 Feb 05 19:21   Updated: 28 Aug 06 14:44
Component/s: None
Fix Version/s: Demetra 5646

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IDEABKL-2320 Javadoc autocompletion for @link does... Resolved
IDEA-8983 Link in Ctrl+Q does not work for clas... Resolved
IDEA-2128 IDEA doesn't recognize {@link xxx} ja... Normal Resolved

Fixed in build: 5,634


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If a @link tag in a Javadoc comment is wrapped, so that {@link ends up on one line and the actual link on the next line, the link tag is not recognized. I can't ctrl-click the class name and it counts as plain text when refactoring (where it should be considered code).

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Jonas Kvarnstrom - 17 Jun 05 18:23
I think this one is important and should be fixed in Irida. With this bug, any rename refactoring will miss wrapped @link references, which means you have to be that much more careful to check any occurrences in text, in all files where a class or another entity may be referred to.

Keith Lea - 18 Jun 05 06:10
I agree, I think this is blocking release 5.0.

Jonas Kvarnstrom - 11 Jan 06 20:27
5.1, anyone? Or at the very least, Demetra?

Keith Lea - 12 Jan 06 03:14
Thanks Max! 35 months and ~3,419 builds later it's finally fixed.

Maxim Shafirov - 12 Jan 06 03:32
It's not yet fixed, sorry. Just moved to DEV so we don't forget to pay attention during Demetra EAP.

Keith Lea - 12 Jan 06 03:34
Cool, I'm still excited.

Maxim Shafirov - 24 Aug 06 20:51
That was tough, I'd say...

Keith Lea - 25 Aug 06 02:34
Thank you! Is Javadoc an injected Language now?

Maxim Shafirov - 25 Aug 06 14:14
Nope yet. Though it is definitely the way it should be done.