EVALUATION
This is a bug. He is saying that when you are documenting only a single
package, the Package link should always be active, because it is always
clear which package is active. The Overview link appears if -overview
is passed in, and does not appear if -overview is not passed in.
When present, the Overview link is always active -- the Package link
would serve a similar purpose.
BTW, the correct command is:
javadoc p4359386/a.java p4359386/c.java
Changed synopsis from:
No link to package-summary.html from other htmls
to:
stddoclet: Package link should always be active when document'g only one package
###@###.### 2002-05-21
###@###.### also suggests:
I think that the package link on all of the general pages
(deprecated-list.html, index-all.html, help-doc.html, overview-tree.html)
should link to index.html since that is a general package list.
We do that on package-tree.html and I think it feels natural.
Notice that the "Package" link is highlited on index.html
(when the "Overview" link is not present, which happens
when only one package is documented).
###@###.###
I agree with ###@###.### with one change -- when one package is being
documented, the package link on all general pages should link to package-summary.html (not index.html, which is a frameset file and
would cause frames to appear if they were off).
###@###.### 2003-09-24
Fixed.
###@###.### 2003-11-15
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