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[cinvoke-svn] r81 - in trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java: . org/cinvoke


From: will
Subject: [cinvoke-svn] r81 - in trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java: . org/cinvoke
Date: 8 Jul 2006 11:35:45 -0400

Author: will
Date: 2006-07-08 11:35:44 -0400 (Sat, 08 Jul 2006)
New Revision: 81

Modified:
   trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/Makefile
   trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/org/cinvoke/CInvoke.java
Log:
doc fixes


Modified: trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/Makefile
===================================================================
--- trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/Makefile        2006-07-08 05:45:23 UTC (rev 80)
+++ trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/Makefile        2006-07-08 15:35:44 UTC (rev 81)
@@ -26,4 +26,4 @@
 
 doc:
        rm -rf javadoc
-       javadoc -d javadoc org/cinvoke/*.java
+       javadoc -d javadoc -windowtitle "C/Invoke Java Binding" 
org/cinvoke/*.java

Modified: trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/org/cinvoke/CInvoke.java
===================================================================
--- trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/org/cinvoke/CInvoke.java        2006-07-08 
05:45:23 UTC (rev 80)
+++ trunk/cinvoke/bindings/java/org/cinvoke/CInvoke.java        2006-07-08 
15:35:44 UTC (rev 81)
@@ -151,8 +151,8 @@
         * a corresponding Java value.  This means you can use arrays whenever
         * pointer or pass-by-reference semantics are required.  However, 
arrays of
         * interfaces or Strings are not supported, and using an array as a 
return
-        * type is not supported (use address@hidden ptrToString(Ptr, int, int) 
ptrToString}
-        * or address@hidden ptrToArray(Ptr, Class, int) ptrToArray} instead).
+        * type is not supported (use address@hidden #ptrToString(Ptr, int, 
int) ptrToString}
+        * or address@hidden #ptrToArray(Ptr, Class, int) ptrToArray} instead).
         * <li> <i>Any Class</i>: Class types other than those listed above are
         * marshaled as C structures, with each public field of a class
         * corresponding to a structure member.  Unfortunately, there is a 
twist to
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@
         * passed or returned by value, only inside arrays.  To pass a pointer 
to
         * a structure to a function, pass an array with a length of 1.  To 
return
         * a pointer to a function, return a Ptr value and convert it to an 
array
-        * of structures with address@hidden ptrToArray(Ptr, Class, int) 
ptrToArray}.
+        * of structures with address@hidden #ptrToArray(Ptr, Class, int) 
ptrToArray}.
         * @param libname The platform-specific name of the library to load.
         * This is usually the name of a file containing the shared object file,
         * i.e. mylib.dll or /lib/libmylib.so.  The search path for library 
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