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Can sbteclipse attach javadocs to an eclipse project? #155
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No. That's unnecessary, because Eclipse uses the sources to show JavaDoc. |
When I press Shift+F2("Navigate -> Open attached javadoc" in the menu) against a jar file or a class, eclipse says there is no javadoc attached. I want to open relevant portions of any javadoc in a separate web browser with Shift+F2, and that requires a proper javadoc jar file attached. The sources may be enough for "tooltips", but not for displaying javadocs in a web browser. Being able to open javadocs in a separate web browser is a huge productivity boost. Without Shift+F2, I'd have to find the relevant javadoc web pages from the internet or extract the web pages from the javadoc jar files. Can you reopen this issue? |
Give where the plugin is today, I don't think it would be terribly difficult to implement this, but it might suffer from the same issue as #161 If I have some spare moments this month, I'll see what I can do, since this would help me as well. |
+1 |
Would love to see this get in. |
Me too. I see this has been merged; when do you anticipate having an updated release that includes it? |
"eclipse with-source=true" doesn't attach javadocs.
Can you make a command line option "with-javadoc=true"?
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