There currently is not a Spring MVC swagger module available (from Wordnik at least) but in general, enabling swagger on a JVM-based REST service is pretty simple. Swagger server support is divided into two parts–the core server and the integration with the REST service. See the Swagger github repo. Swagger core defines the document that … Read more
I found the answer already. The procedure is as follows: Execute doxygen -g. Doxyfile will be generated. Open Doxyfile and find INPUT = After the ‘INPUT =’ put the name of the directory where the source code is located. Execute in the command line doxygen Doxyfile. The output will be put into the directory where … Read more
The DOM is actually a separate thing to JavaScript. The DOM can be accessed from other languages, such as VBScript in IE. And general-purpose programming languages like Java, Python, PHP etc have their own non-browser-based DOM libraries. The basic DOM operations that work on both HTML and general XML documents can be found in DOM … Read more
So for me the solution in Android Studio 4.1.1 was that I forgot to download the sources for SDK 30. Go to Tools > SDK Manager Check Show Package Details See if Sources for Android 30 is checked
As per Doxygen 1.8.7 there are three ways to do this: Use a standard markdown hyperlink as described in your original question. Use a @ref and prefix the target with md_ along with any subdirectories. Name the page and use @ref to refer to the name. The first method is straightforward and this will also … Read more
I like the Stream hierarchy. The idea is that anything can use a stream without usually caring what kind of stream it is, and individual subclasses handle the storage differently (e.g. NetworkStream, MemoryStream and FileStream in .NET). If you’re interested in interfaces, then IEnumerable<T> in .NET is a great one – you can iterate over … Read more
As other’s have already said, this seems to be a documentation error. The documentation for code objects clearly contradicts the documentation for inspect: co_varnames is a tuple containing the names of the local variables (starting with the argument names); […] co_names is a tuple containing the names used by the bytecode; Also, accessing the attributes … Read more
One strategy, which would require some coordination with the Sandcastle XSLT files, would be to use the xml:lang attribute on your XML documentation. Visual Studio 2010 allows multiple tags to remain (although you may get complaints about duplicate tags). /// <summary> /// Gets or sets the fill size of the load operation. /// </summary> /// … Read more