Currently, ApexDoc will include in the documentation set all classes, methods, and properties that are of the specified scope(s).
Some users may prefer to only have it generate documentation for classes, methods, and properties that have a comment block.
It would be nice to provide an option (command line flag, and PlugIn checkbox) to control this behavior.
Feb 6, 2013 Delete comment #1 thusted@nimbleuser.com
The skip-undocumented option is useful when documenting the global classes in a managed package, and there are some utility classes that are not included in the package.
Currently, ApexDoc will include in the documentation set all classes, methods, and properties that are of the specified scope(s).
Some users may prefer to only have it generate documentation for classes, methods, and properties that have a comment block.
It would be nice to provide an option (command line flag, and PlugIn checkbox) to control this behavior.
Feb 6, 2013 Delete comment #1 thusted@nimbleuser.com The skip-undocumented option is useful when documenting the global classes in a managed package, and there are some utility classes that are not included in the package.