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I know of at least one @ annotation -- @tparam -- that is not part of "standard" Javadoc annotations.
Please have the documentation provide a comprehensive list.
Also, the docs mention the annotations like @em, but I am missing an example. In HTML there is a starting tag for <em> and an an ending tag </em>. This pair clearly delimits the code that needs to be emphasized. How does this work for `@em? How do I tell it that only the three next words need to be emphasized?
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I know of at least one
@
annotation --@tparam
-- that is not part of "standard" Javadoc annotations.Please have the documentation provide a comprehensive list.
Also, the docs mention the annotations like
@em
, but I am missing an example. In HTML there is a starting tag for<em>
and an an ending tag</em>
. This pair clearly delimits the code that needs to be emphasized. How does this work for `@em? How do I tell it that only the three next words need to be emphasized?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: