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Doing so would allow me to write math symbols in my Javadoc for a complex machine learning library I am writing which involves lots of math.
Unfortunately, I can't find anyway to do so. There is -doc-footer, but this escapes the HTML before inserting it into the doc so that it doesn't render.
The Scaladoc code (btw, this is an old commit. where is the current code?) references -header and -footer options, but these don't appear to actually exist. I'm guessing whoever wrote this class copy/pasted from the Javadoc code? Would it be possible to add these methods for parity with Javadoc?
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Brandon Barker (bebarker) said:
I'd be interested in this, and would be willing to take a stab at it. Any thoughts or suggestions, @ureche?
As @SethTisue told me, Scaladoc is part of the Scala compiler so it should be in the https://github.com/scala/scala repository, mostly under src/scaladoc/scala/tools/nsc, but I haven't looked into it yet.
Benjamin McCann (benmccann) said:
I don't think @ureche got notified about this. Usually JIRA puts the name in blue. I can't get it to auto-complete on @ mentions though, so it seems that functionality is disabled or broken.
I would like to place the script below in my Scaladoc header or footer:
Doing so would allow me to write math symbols in my Javadoc for a complex machine learning library I am writing which involves lots of math.
Unfortunately, I can't find anyway to do so. There is -doc-footer, but this escapes the HTML before inserting it into the doc so that it doesn't render.
The Scaladoc code (btw, this is an old commit. where is the current code?) references -header and -footer options, but these don't appear to actually exist. I'm guessing whoever wrote this class copy/pasted from the Javadoc code? Would it be possible to add these methods for parity with Javadoc?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: