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To be clear, RegEx isn't exactly the problem here, but it is part of it. I've been told that I shouldn't use RegEx for something like this. I don't know if that advice is valid or not, but it remains the easiest option regardless, so I would prefer not to switch from it if possible.
The RegEx statements should be modified to only accept javadocs that aren't escaped with a preceding "" or contained within a string. Currently, the following lines are identified by the regex statement as a javadoc:
To be clear, RegEx isn't exactly the problem here, but it is part of it. I've been told that I shouldn't use RegEx for something like this. I don't know if that advice is valid or not, but it remains the easiest option regardless, so I would prefer not to switch from it if possible.
The RegEx statements should be modified to only accept javadocs that aren't escaped with a preceding "" or contained within a string. Currently, the following lines are identified by the regex statement as a javadoc:
Guaranteed, this wouldn't normally show up in an application, but it's still something to look out for.
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