java.lang.Object | +----Acme.ConvertComments
Jef Poskanzer's marvelous Acme Java library is indispensible to many a Java coding effort, but is commented with a non-standard Javadoc style. He provided a Flex file to convert those comments to more standard Javadoc style, but I couldn't get it to compile on many of the systems I work on - so instead, I rewrote it in Java.
Having it as a Java class ensures it will be useable at all times when Java is. Also, as an instantiable class, it should be useable in your programs internally (if you are writing a code editor, or compiler, or pretty-printer, or something - there seem to be quite a few of those sorts of things being written for Java).
It should also fix a few bugs in the existing Flex file:
/// My method // which does nothing public void foo()would become
/** My method * which does nothing * / public void foo()fixed to being
/** My method * which does nothing * / public void foo()
Enjoy. If you like it, you can visit my GeoCities homepage, and tell me as much by signing my guestbook.
George Ruban, 10-3-97.
public ConvertComments()
public void convert(InputStream i, OutputStream o) throws IOException
public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException