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| doc/ | +documentation: + | +
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| lib/ | +java libraries:
+
|
+
| resources/ | +configuration files | +
Please read the documentation for +installation instructions.
+ +Technical Requirements
+yWorks UML Doclet 3.0_02 requires JDK 1.5.0 or JDK 1.6.0 installed on your system.
+Please read the documentation for detailed information on
+system requirements.
+ +
+
+ydoc.filters
+
+Interface DocFilter
+-
+
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- ydoc.filters.ExcludeFilter +
+
-
+
public interface DocFilter
+To be loaded and used by doclets at run-time,
+ the doc filter must have a static method called register that
+ accepts a List
+ as an argument with the following signature:
+
+ public static void register(List list)
+
+ This method should add an instance of the custom doc filter to the list.+ It is recommended that the filter throws an exception when it fails to register itself. + The exception that it throws is up to the user. +
+ +
+
-
+
-
+
+
+
+ +
| +Method Summary | +|
|---|---|
+ boolean |
+accept(Doc doc)
+
++ Tests whether or not the specified documentation element should be + included in the generated API documentation. |
+
| +Method Detail | +
|---|
+accept
++public boolean accept(Doc doc)+
-
+
- Tests whether or not the specified documentation element should be
+ included in the generated API documentation.
+
+
-
+
- Parameters:
doc- The documentation element to be tested. +- Returns:
trueif and only if the documentation element + should be included;falseotherwise.
+ +
+ + + diff --git a/tools/yworks-uml-doclet-3.0_02-jdk1.5/doc/DocFilter.png b/tools/yworks-uml-doclet-3.0_02-jdk1.5/doc/DocFilter.png new file mode 100755 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d323b02f7d01ffd7816f791dd450549b33bd16c2 GIT binary patch literal 7405 zcmaiZXEa>j8!iST%4nm{=ru-*Hi&NY9z^doK}ZJCdlyVd)To0
+ +
+
+ydoc.resolvers
+
+Interface PathResolver
+-
+
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- ydoc.resolvers.DefaultDiagramLocator +
+
-
+
public interface PathResolver
+A path resolver is responsible for associating documentation elements
+ (RootDoc, PackageDoc,
+ ClassDoc) to file system locations of corresponding
+ UML diagrams.
+
+ Note:
+
+ To be loaded and used by doclets at run-time, the path resolver must have
+ a non-argument constructor.
+
+ +
+
-
+
-
+
+
+
+ +
| +Method Summary | +|
|---|---|
+ File |
+getPathTo(ClassDoc cd)
+
++ Given a documentation class, return the full path to the class diagram. |
+
+ File |
+getPathTo(ClassDoc cd,
+ String id,
+ String ext)
+
++ Given a documentation class, return the full path to the class diagram. |
+
+ File |
+getPathTo(PackageDoc pd)
+
++ Given a documentation package, return the full path to the package diagram. |
+
+ File |
+getPathTo(PackageDoc pd,
+ String id,
+ String ext)
+
++ Given a documentation package, return the full path to the package diagram. |
+
+ File |
+getPathTo(RootDoc rd)
+
++ Given the documentation root, return the full path to the overview + diagram. |
+
+ File |
+getPathTo(RootDoc rd,
+ String id,
+ String ext)
+
++ Given the documentation root, return the full path to the overview + diagram. |
+
+ File |
+getRootDirectory()
+
++ Returns property rootDirectory. |
+
+ void |
+setRootDirectory(File directory)
+
++ Sets property rootDirectory. |
+
| +Method Detail | +
|---|
+getRootDirectory
++File getRootDirectory()+
-
+
- Returns property
rootDirectory. ++
-
+
+
- Returns:
- property
rootDirectory.
+ +
+setRootDirectory
++void setRootDirectory(File directory)+
-
+
- Sets property
rootDirectory. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
directory- the path to the root directory
+ +
+getPathTo
++File getPathTo(RootDoc rd)+
-
+
- Given the documentation root, return the full path to the overview
+ diagram.
+ This method may return
null, if no appropriate diagram + can be found. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
rd- theRootDoc.
+ +
+getPathTo
++File getPathTo(RootDoc rd, + String id, + String ext)+
-
+
- Given the documentation root, return the full path to the overview
+ diagram.
+ This method may return
null, if no appropriate diagram + can be found. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
rd- theRootDoc.id- file name suffix which identifies a diagram if multiple + diagrams are generated. May benull.ext- file extension. May benull.
+ +
+getPathTo
++File getPathTo(PackageDoc pd)+
-
+
- Given a documentation package, return the full path to the package diagram.
+ This method may return
null, if no appropriate diagram + can be found. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
pd- thePackageDoc.
+ +
+getPathTo
++File getPathTo(PackageDoc pd, + String id, + String ext)+
-
+
- Given a documentation package, return the full path to the package diagram.
+ This method may return
null, if no appropriate diagram + can be found. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
pd- thePackageDoc.id- file name suffix which identifies a diagram if multiple + diagrams are generated. May benull.ext- file extension. May benull.
+ +
+getPathTo
++File getPathTo(ClassDoc cd)+
-
+
- Given a documentation class, return the full path to the class diagram.
+ This method may return
null, if no appropriate diagram + can be found. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
cd- theClassDoc.
+ +
+getPathTo
++File getPathTo(ClassDoc cd, + String id, + String ext)+
-
+
- Given a documentation class, return the full path to the class diagram.
+ This method may return
null, if no appropriate diagram + can be found. ++
-
+
- Parameters:
cd- theClassDoc.id- file name suffix which identifies a diagram if multiple + diagrams are generated. May benull.ext- file extension. May benull.
+ +
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