Open mhdirkse opened 1 week ago
The use of "`" around the prefix would be best, I think. It would show like this: In addition to regular parameters for filesystem senders, it is possible to set custom user-metadata on S3 files by prefixing parameter names with FileAttribute.
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In IntelliJ, you can get a preview of your javadoc, see the following screenshot:
Perhaps it is possible to display the text in a similar way in the frank doc?
I don't know if there's something that can be changed in the styling of the included "value" annotation / texts so that they stand out clearly, with a something different background colour and a border-box, similar to how backtick-text
is displayed?
Yea, the tiny problem that we have is that we need to do the substitution during the doclet generation, because:
So the backend needs to substitute the value with html
, which is not a problem, but which element... We don't want to interfere with html
written in the javadoc it self. A <code>
tag could be used?
In the picture below, you see two dots. The first dot belongs to a literal text that is cited. The second dot is the end of the sentence. This distinction should appear more clearly.