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When I implement an interface and choose to accept the Synchronize feature, generating implementations of the interface methods, it copies Javadoc from the declaring abstract members. This is not really desirable from my point of view. While it can be nice to see the Javadoc so you know what to implement, modern (1.3) javadoc tool automatically copies the docs from the declaring member only if you omit some or all of the Javadoc in the implementing member. Suggest either an option to disable the copying of the Javadoc, or (better) copy it but replace /** with /* so that it is informational only and not active, with the understanding that the normal case is to use the super docs and if you want to specify behavior of the implementation you have to edit the Javadoc anyway so you should readd the extra asterisk. On a related note: the Auto Comment tool should detect superclass Javadoc and not show it as missing if you do not have it in the implementation class, since that is more often than not intentional.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 7115 ***
Resolved for 3.3.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.