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How to escape '@' in javadoc comments?

Writing simply @foo will generate an error (unknown tag). I used \u0040 (its unicode code) but the result is the same. \ or \\ don't work either. So? Does anyone know? Thanks!

[183 byte] By [ounosa] at [2007-10-2 18:13:18]

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> I used \u0040 (its unicode code) but the result is the same.

Yes, such an escape won't be recognized. This will be HTML, after all!

You should use a numeric entity, instead: &#nnn;

where nnn is a decimal unicode code.

For instance, '@' should be encoded as: @

Best,

Leonid Rudy

http://www.docflex.com

leonid_rudya at 2007-7-13 19:33:14 >

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Excellent! :-) Best of luck!

ounosa at 2007-7-13 19:33:14 >

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