#1 Character encoding, parameterized types and Velocity context

[Anonymous]

Patches to VelocityDoclet.

With this patch you could set the encoding of the source files, Velocity templates and the output files like this:

<velocityDoclet encoding="utf-8" inputEncoding="utf-8" outputEncoding="utf-8" ...

With the modification of AbstractDoclet doclets will support the new language features of the Java 1.5, for example generics (parameterized types).

If you specify a comma separeted fully qualified name of classes, the VelocityDoclet will instantiate them with their construtors without parameters, and puts the instances to the Velocity context (the name of the variable equals the simple name of the class), For example:

<velocityDoclet classes="org.foo.MyClass" ...

The VelocityDoclet will instantiate the org.foo.MyClass class and put into the Velocity context.

New methods in TemplateTools:

getParameterCommentByName: Returns the comment for the parameter given by it's name.
getGetterName: Gets the name of the field, removing the "get" or "is" (by boolean) prefix from the method's name, and setting fist character to be lower case.
parameterizedTypeName: Returns the parameterized type name of a type.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

DocletTask.java