Added retrieval of path to generated javadoc

[hderuiter]

Dear Mr. Boersma,

First of all let me explain my appreciation for your project. Some time ago I was experimenting with plant UML to generate diagrams for incorporation with javadoc but your doclet does it all!! I was truly amazed! Thank you so much!

When using your doclet with ant it turns out that it could not find the generated javadoc directory. Therefore I wrote a small enhancement so that this directory could be retrieved from a RootDoc option (argument). I also added a goal to pom.xml for generating a jar with dependencies which is convenient for usage with ant (Netbeans IDE permits to substitute the standard doclet by means of additional arguments which can point to a jar).

Please take a look and I hope you find my changes beneficial.

Kind regards,

Henri de Ruiter

[gboersma]

Glad to hear it, Henri. Thanks for the pull request. I'll take a look at it
later this week. Feel free to contribute more; much appreciated!

Cheers,
Gerald

On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 2:47 PM hderuiter notifications@github.com wrote:

Dear Mr. Boersma,

First of all let me explain my appreciation for your project. Some time
ago I was experimenting with plant UML to generate diagrams for
incorporation with javadoc but your doclet does it all!! I was truly
amazed! Thank you so much!

When using your doclet with ant it turns out that it could not find the
generated javadoc directory. Therefore I wrote a small enhancement so that
this directory could be retrieved from a RootDoc option (argument). I also
added a goal to pom.xml for generating a jar with dependencies which is
convenient for usage with ant (Netbeans IDE permits to substitute the
standard doclet by means of additional arguments which can point to a jar).

Please take a look and I hope you find my changes beneficial.

Kind regards,

Henri de Ruiter

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Commit Summary

• - updated pom.xml with a "build jar with dependencies" goal
• - updated UmlJavaDoclet.java for usage with ant (retrieve javadoc
  path from root doc)

File Changes

• M pom.xml
  https://github.com/gboersma/uml-java-doclet/pull/1/files#diff-0 (16)
• M src/main/java/info/leadinglight/umljavadoclet/UmlJavaDoclet.java
  https://github.com/gboersma/uml-java-doclet/pull/1/files#diff-1 (26)

Patch Links:

• https://github.com/gboersma/uml-java-doclet/pull/1.patch
• https://github.com/gboersma/uml-java-doclet/pull/1.diff

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[hderuiter]

Dear Mr. Boersma,

I'm glad to find out that my contributions were merged. In fact this is my first open source contribution ever!

With respect to possible future doclet features, I'm thinking of adding support for Asciidoc based package-info files. During my graduation (not finished yet) I was experimenting with asciidoclet but I find it of little usage for documenting classes and methods. This is due to the fact that my IDE (Netbeans) auto-completion function only shows html based (retrieved from source code, not yet generated) javadoc properly. For package-info files however using Asciidoc could be beneficial. So if find some free time I will take a look at it.

Kind regards,

Henri