JavaDoc incremental searchbar for Firefox and Chrome
Javadoc is very old but it is a great way to create documentation and now with Java 7 we have better CSS in Javadoc.
But there is one thing always missing in the generated documentation and that is a search bar in the left frame where the class list is displayed. Since there are tons of java projects and with that tons of Javadoc it's very probable that most of the Javadoc will remain a little bit ugly. Because we cannot change the Javadoc on other sites we can change it how they are displayed on our side.
There is this super awesome project on google code where using GreaseMonkey and some client side JS they have added incremental search. So now when viewing Javadocs, this script replaces the package and class frames with a single search frame that allows searching incrementally through all packages and classes at once. There is plugin for Firefox and Chrome available. You would need to have GreaseMonkey installed first on the Firefox version.
So now we have a search bar that is awesome and it works remote as well as local pages.
Links:
UserScript
Code Google project page
Sourcecode
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There is this super awesome project on google code where using GreaseMonkey and some client side JS they have added incremental search. So now when viewing Javadocs, this script replaces the package and class frames with a single search frame that allows searching incrementally through all packages and classes at once. There is plugin for Firefox and Chrome available. You would need to have GreaseMonkey installed first on the Firefox version.
So now we have a search bar that is awesome and it works remote as well as local pages.
Links:
UserScript
Code Google project page
Sourcecode
