How to make Javadoc of your source

[Adult]

While in netbeans, right click your project on the left side of your screen, and click 'Generate Javadoc' and you instantly have an entire library of every variable, package, function, class, and file at the tips of your fingers. Noticed alot of people did not know about this, and its been helping me for years. Have fun yall.



Realization this could be used on any version of any source. Ignore the v83 in the title.

 

[sunnyboy]

Re: Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

yea, i thought this was common knowledge to the point everyone who had brains knew this lol


edit:

your rename to library does not work in this case lol, this is not a library

 

[oxysoft]

Re: Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

>making maplestory server infrastructure
>doesn't know how to program or how to use their IDE

sums up this community just about right

 

[Adult]

Re: Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

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  1.a building or room containing collections of books, periodicals, and sometimes films and recorded music for people to read, borrow, or refer to.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  a project or file containing collections of variables, functions, and sometimes classes and recorded logs for the editor to read, borrow, or refer to.
  
  
  I dont see a difference, either way, what would you reccommend sunnyboy ?
  

 

[sunnyboy]

Re: Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

• 
  1.a building or room containing collections of books, periodicals, and sometimes films and recorded music for people to read, borrow, or refer to.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  1.
  a project or file containing collections of variables, functions, and sometimes classes and recorded logs for the editor to read, borrow, or refer to.
  
  
  I dont see a difference, either way, what would you reccommend sunnyboy ?
  

When people read

Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

it's basically telling us you downloaded and created a javadoc for every known source/repack and posted it here, do you not know what library means?

You could of just made it some generic poop "How to make Javadoc of your source" idk who cares tbh it's so useless

 

[Adult]

Re: Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

When people read

Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

it's basically telling us you downloaded and created a javadoc for every known source/repack and posted it here, do you not know what library means?

You could of just made it some generic poop "How to make Javadoc of your source" idk who cares tbh it's so useless

There is still loads of people out there who are just starting into MS servers, not knowing a single thing about java other then it used to be coffee and they need it for certain things in a browser. I know when I first started 2+ years ago it was sort of helpful, so no clue.

 

[oxysoft]

Re: Library of every varible/function/class/etc on every version of every source

There is still loads of people out there who are just starting into MS servers, not knowing a single thing about java other then it used to be coffee and they need it for certain things in a browser. I know when I first started 2+ years ago it was sort of helpful, so no clue.

The correct title should of been: "How to generate documentation for your source using the Netbean IDE" (netbean is complete garbage by the way)

 

[SuperLol]

To my knowledge no one here actually uses the javadoc comments so even if you generate javadoc, the text will just be default and you won't have a good description of the methods in the class and the such. To me, this kills the point of even using javadoc because you want to be able to read what certain methods do when you read the documentation.