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package jdk.javadoc.doclet;

import java.util.ListIterator;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Set;

import javax.lang.model.SourceVersion;

/**
 * The user doclet must implement this interface, as described in the
 * package description.
 * Each implementation of a Doclet must provide a public no-argument constructor
 * to be used by tools to instantiate the doclet. The tool infrastructure will
 * interact with classes implementing this interface as follows:
 * 
    *
  1. The tool will create an instance of a doclet using the no-arg constructor * of the doclet class. *
  2. Next, the tool calls the {@link #init init} method with an appropriate locale * and reporter. *
  3. Afterwards, the tool calls {@link #getSupportedOptions getSupportedOptions}, * and {@link #getSupportedSourceVersion getSupportedSourceVersion}. * These methods are only called once. *
  4. As appropriate, the tool calls the {@link #run run} method on the doclet * object, giving it a DocletEnvironment object, from which the doclet can determine * the elements to be included in the documentation. *
*

* If a doclet object is created and used without the above protocol being followed, * then the doclet's behavior is not defined by this interface specification. *

To start the doclet, pass {@code -doclet} followed by the fully-qualified * name of the entry point class (i.e. the implementation of this interface) on * the javadoc tool command line. * * @since 9 */ public interface Doclet { /** * Initializes this doclet with the given locale and error reporter. * This locale will be used by the reporter and the doclet components. * It is recommended to call this as early as possible, for a * uniform localized user experience, * @param locale the locale to be used * @param reporter the reporter to be used */ public void init(Locale locale, Reporter reporter); /** * Returns a name identifying the doclet. A name is a simple identifier * without white spaces, as defined in The Java™ Language Specification, * section 6.2 "Names and Identifiers". * @return name of the Doclet */ public abstract String getName(); /** * Returns all the supported options. * * @return a Set containing all the supported options, an empty set if none. */ public Set





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