Javadoc short desc fixed

- no longer cutting at the "first dot" if it is
  in e.g. a number like "version 3.9.4"
- using regex match instead of "string search"

doc/CHANGELOG

@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ v3.9.4
   mandatory objects for code objects only (e.g. @author is not always useful
   for tables). mandatory_code_tags inherits mandatory_tags automatically,
   so mandatory_tags keep being applied to all objects.
+* Javadoc short desc fixed (no longer cutting at the "first dot" if it is
+  in e.g. a number like "version 3.9.4")
 
 v3.9.3 (30.03.2016)
 -------------------

lib/hypercore/javadoc.py

@@ -431,22 +431,8 @@ def getShortDesc(self):
         """
         if len(self.desc) < 1:
           return ''
-        dot = []
-        if self.desc[0].find('?')>0:
-          dot.append( self.desc[0].find('?') )
-        if self.desc[0].find('!')>0:
-          dot.append( self.desc[0].find('!') )
-        if self.desc[0].find('.')>0:
-          dot.append( self.desc[0].find('.') )
-        if self.desc[0].find(';')>0:
-          dot.append( self.desc[0].find(';') )
-        if self.desc[0].find('\n')>0:
-          dot.append( self.desc[0].find('\n') )
-        if len(dot)>0:
-          cut = min(dot)
-          return self.desc[0][0:cut]
-        else:
-          return self.desc[0]
+        shorty = re.match(r"""(.+?([\.\!\?;]\s|\n)|.+)""",self.desc[0])
+        return shorty.group(1).strip() or self.desc[0]
 
 
 class JavaDocParam: