| [#1140] | project: scala-doc | priority: low | category: bug | |
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| submitter | assigned to | status | date submitted | |
| Lex | Sean | open | 2007-05-25 10:56:45.0 | |
| subject | All$, None$, etc. show up | |||
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| what happened | Several of our implementation classes are showing through in Scala doc which should not. Specifically, I am thinking of: All$, AllRef$, Nothing$, and Null$. |
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| what expected | These should not appear, because Scala users should never think about them. Since there are so few of these classes, it might be okay to simply list them as classes not to display. To make a rule of it, though, could we get away with ignoring any class that has a $ in it? | |||
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| Lex edited on 2007-05-25 10:57:07.0 |
| Sean edited on 2007-05-25 13:54:15.0 |
| If they are listed in definitions, we could selectively filter out there symbols. I'm not sure we want to ignore classes with $'s in it, but this is a possibility. I would prefer a specific example, though, so I have something to work with :) |