generates javadoc in the specified directory for all packages where there exists at least one .java file. So it would compile a list of all .java files, then from that make a list of all the package names, then pass the package names to javadoc with the passed in directory name. Options such as HTML <title> tags and such can be passed in using the "-" mode (see the "Ability to pass options to javac" thread).
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jmake docs dir/
generates javadoc in the specified directory for all packages where there exists at least one .java file. So it would compile a list of all .java files, then from that make a list of all the package names, then pass the package names to javadoc with the passed in directory name. Options such as HTML <title> tags and such can be passed in using the "-" mode (see the "Ability to pass options to javac" thread).
Sounds good to me.