Output javadoc to word file

Reference source https://www.csync.net/blog/pc/docxdoclet/

Create a jar file with a command in cmd and output a word file.

Command format: javadoc.exe -private -encoding utf-8 -doclet doclet.docx.DocxDoclet -docletpath docxdoclet-1.0.jar -classpath docxdoclet-1.0.jar -sourcepath Source file path -file Output file .docx -font1 "Meiryo UI"- font2 "Consolas" -title Title -subtitle Title Supplement -version Version -company Publisher -copyright Copyright Footer Display Package Name

Command sample: javadoc.exe -private -encoding utf-8 -doclet doclet.docx.DocxDoclet -docletpath C: \ doxxdoclet-1.0.jar -classpath C: \ doxxdoclet-1.0.jar -sourcepath C: \ workspace \ sampleproject \ src \ -file C: \ Output file .docx -font1 "Meiryo UI" -font2 "Consolas" -title Sample system -subtitle Subsystem name -version Version 1.0 -company Publisher -copyright "Copyright c 2019 licb All Rights Reserved." C: workspace \ ... log4j \ *. java

• If there is no line break in javaDoc. If a line break occurs, the following source correction is required Print method of DocumentBuilder.java Line 510 Add the following source You can download the java file to the reference source, modify it, change the extension of the jar file to zip, and replace it.

// Insert a line break for each line // update start // paragraphs[i] = paragraphs[i].replaceAll("\.\s+", ".\n"); // paragraphs[i] = paragraphs[i].replaceAll("。\s*", "。\n"); paragraphs[i] = paragraphs[i].replaceAll("
", "\n"); paragraphs[i] = paragraphs[i].replaceAll("
", "\n"); paragraphs[i] = paragraphs[i].replaceAll("

", "\n\n"); // update end