/ *和/ **对于Javadoc-仅是Eclipse还是Java约定？

Question

I noticed that in Eclipse when I use

/*
 * My Comment
 */
public class myClass {

}

"My Comment" does not associate with the class but

/**
 * My Comment
 */
public class myClass {

}

"My Comment" does

Similarly

/** myComment */
public static final String MY_VARIABLE = "testing";

also associates with the javadoc.

Is this a Eclipse thing or part of the java documenting system.

Should I always use /** as opposed to /* ?

Answer 1

It is how Javadocs wants the comments and Javadoc is the de-facto industry standard. ( Sun's How to write Doc Comments )

Other tools such as doxygen also support the Javadoc style, so you should always use /** for comments documenting a class, method or variable when developing in Java unless there is a good reason otherwise. For general comments /* should be used

Answer 2

Yes, you should use /** to associate it; not /* . Thanks

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Answer 3

/* My Comment */    is usually used for making a comment block.

/** MyComment */    is usually used for documentation purposes, such as desribing variables and things like that.