Intellij IDEA - how to link test class with @link or @see in JavaDoc; does not prompt
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I want to link with @link or @see in Javadoc some test class, but Intellij IDEA does not prompt/import the right class as I type. In contrast, when I link some source class, it does prompt and auto-complete the class/method/property name.
Why? How to link them?
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
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I want to link with @link or @see in Javadoc some test class, but Intellij IDEA does not prompt/import the right class as I type. In contrast, when I link some source class, it does prompt and auto-complete the class/method/property name.
Why? How to link them?
intellij-idea javadoc
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
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Do you mean the class from the test source is not auto-completed in your source class? It is expected since your source class does not have the dependency on your test class - so it is not "visible" to it. If situation is different please add more information: where the class is located in project which is not auto-completed. Provide code example explaining what is not working as expected.
– Andrey
Nov 23 '18 at 15:42
Yes, exactly, I mean that test classes are not auto-completed, somehow "not on the classpath". I understand it asmainandtestis on the same level. Consider to make it an answer? So if I want to link to some tests for demonstrative usage, how can I do that?
– WesternGun
Nov 26 '18 at 8:31
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I want to link with @link or @see in Javadoc some test class, but Intellij IDEA does not prompt/import the right class as I type. In contrast, when I link some source class, it does prompt and auto-complete the class/method/property name.
Why? How to link them?
intellij-idea javadoc
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
I want to link with @link or @see in Javadoc some test class, but Intellij IDEA does not prompt/import the right class as I type. In contrast, when I link some source class, it does prompt and auto-complete the class/method/property name.
Why? How to link them?
intellij-idea javadoc
intellij-idea javadoc
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
asked Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
WesternGunWesternGun
2,2011640
2,2011640
1
Do you mean the class from the test source is not auto-completed in your source class? It is expected since your source class does not have the dependency on your test class - so it is not "visible" to it. If situation is different please add more information: where the class is located in project which is not auto-completed. Provide code example explaining what is not working as expected.
– Andrey
Nov 23 '18 at 15:42
Yes, exactly, I mean that test classes are not auto-completed, somehow "not on the classpath". I understand it asmainandtestis on the same level. Consider to make it an answer? So if I want to link to some tests for demonstrative usage, how can I do that?
– WesternGun
Nov 26 '18 at 8:31
add a comment |
1
Do you mean the class from the test source is not auto-completed in your source class? It is expected since your source class does not have the dependency on your test class - so it is not "visible" to it. If situation is different please add more information: where the class is located in project which is not auto-completed. Provide code example explaining what is not working as expected.
– Andrey
Nov 23 '18 at 15:42
Yes, exactly, I mean that test classes are not auto-completed, somehow "not on the classpath". I understand it asmainandtestis on the same level. Consider to make it an answer? So if I want to link to some tests for demonstrative usage, how can I do that?
– WesternGun
Nov 26 '18 at 8:31
1
1
Do you mean the class from the test source is not auto-completed in your source class? It is expected since your source class does not have the dependency on your test class - so it is not "visible" to it. If situation is different please add more information: where the class is located in project which is not auto-completed. Provide code example explaining what is not working as expected.
– Andrey
Nov 23 '18 at 15:42
Do you mean the class from the test source is not auto-completed in your source class? It is expected since your source class does not have the dependency on your test class - so it is not "visible" to it. If situation is different please add more information: where the class is located in project which is not auto-completed. Provide code example explaining what is not working as expected.
– Andrey
Nov 23 '18 at 15:42
Yes, exactly, I mean that test classes are not auto-completed, somehow "not on the classpath". I understand it as
main and test is on the same level. Consider to make it an answer? So if I want to link to some tests for demonstrative usage, how can I do that?– WesternGun
Nov 26 '18 at 8:31
Yes, exactly, I mean that test classes are not auto-completed, somehow "not on the classpath". I understand it as
main and test is on the same level. Consider to make it an answer? So if I want to link to some tests for demonstrative usage, how can I do that?– WesternGun
Nov 26 '18 at 8:31
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Do you mean the class from the test source is not auto-completed in your source class? It is expected since your source class does not have the dependency on your test class - so it is not "visible" to it. If situation is different please add more information: where the class is located in project which is not auto-completed. Provide code example explaining what is not working as expected.
– Andrey
Nov 23 '18 at 15:42
Yes, exactly, I mean that test classes are not auto-completed, somehow "not on the classpath". I understand it as
mainandtestis on the same level. Consider to make it an answer? So if I want to link to some tests for demonstrative usage, how can I do that?– WesternGun
Nov 26 '18 at 8:31