Re: inhibiting comment reflow



On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 08:29:09 +0800, - wrote:

> Roedy Green wrote:
>
>> Eclipse comment reformatter is great for free form text, but it screws
>> up anything that is designed to align in columns. I gave discovered
>> <pre> </pre> will disable to reflow in Javadoc, but not in // or /*
>> comments.

What does JavaDoc do with /* and // lines?

I thought 'nothing'.

>> Has anyone discovered something similar for // or /*?

For JavaDoc[1] or Eclipse[2]?

[1] Which I don't see as relevant, because it ignores such tags.
[2] ..guess what my motivation to fix that will be?

> Use <code> </code> (case sensitive).

<code> is an in-line (rather than block level) element that
should not affect line reflow. Further, HTML elements are not
case sensitive in any UA worth it's salt - not even JEditorPane!

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