Currently if a method exists with no javadoc that overrides a method in a base class that has javadoc no java doc is returned when specifying the overriding method.
It would be nice if the overriden method inherited the javadoc from the base method when none exists on itself. As this is the behavior of the javadoc tools provided by oracle.
Currently if a method exists with no javadoc that overrides a method in a base class that has javadoc no java doc is returned when specifying the overriding method.
It would be nice if the overriden method inherited the javadoc from the base method when none exists on itself. As this is the behavior of the javadoc tools provided by oracle.