Closed ariannab closed 6 years ago
The TODOs suggested to issue a warning in case there is no matching parameter or there are more than one for the param name in the Javadoc. This is what the pull request implements.
However, I wonder if it would be better to throw an exception. If we don't, we have to return null and the final generated specification would be incomplete. Throwing an exception, Toradocu would not produce the specification at all.
What's the difference between this change and pull request #209 (that you reviewed some day ago)?
Right, I was using the last version of Toradocu on master
when I encountered errors in this point of the execution and I didn't think about the other pending pull request. We can close this one.
The TODOs suggested to issue a warning in case there is no matching parameter or there are more than one for the param name in the Javadoc. This is what the pull request implements.
However, I wonder if it would be better to throw an exception. If we don't, we have to return null and the final generated specification would be incomplete. Throwing an exception, Toradocu would not produce the specification at all.