Can the NetBeans code formatter be made to format javadoc comments?

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It would kind of make sense to ask a question about a particular project on it's own site, wouldn't it... :) – wrt Sep 19 '08 at 19:00.

I'm fairly sure that you can't do this. Comments are not code and javadoc comments are not exactly plain text either as they're intended to be HTML outputted. Maybe write your own plugin for this?

Eclipse does it. Javadoc comments are intended to be HTML outputted indeed, but not in a way that depends on whitespace (much). – Desty Jan 10 '10 at 0:43.

Firstly, a simple formatting to wrap the text so it does not pass over the characters limit on one line (80 for the default) seems sufficient. I suggest everyone to vote for this feature.

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