DoctorJ is an application that analyzes Java
documentation for compliance with the standard and
for accuracy against the code, beyond what javadoc
does.
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By default, warnings and errors are now reported
at the strictest level. Detection of run-time
exceptions and errors has been improved, thus
eliminating many errors stating that an exception
was documented yet not declared in the throws
list. The --warning option has been replaced with
--level.
The documentation analyzer has been rewritten in
Java. Word lists are now included with the
distribution for Canadian, UK, and US variants of
English. Each of these lists includes
approximately 140,000 words, over three times the
number in /usr/share/dict/words. Errors and
warnings have been simplified, so that there are
now only errors and four levels of warnings,
roughly arrayed by accessibility (public,
protected, package, and private) of an item, such
as a class, method, or field.
This version features no functionality differences, but the
code was cleaned up significantly, logging was
improved, compilation speed was halved, and the spell
checking execution speed was improved.
