A .java source file could contain an annotation declaration such as @interface instead of an actual class or interface.
Since Toradocu does not support this kind of declaration and accepts any .java file, I think a more precise error would be better than the generic "Impossible to find a class or interface"issued in all the other cases.
A .java source file could contain an annotation declaration such as
@interfaceinstead of an actual class or interface. Since Toradocu does not support this kind of declaration and accepts any .java file, I think a more precise error would be better than the generic"Impossible to find a class or interface"issued in all the other cases.