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I was not able to find a suitable component for this bug... @see #isValid(Set<CharacteristicOption>) When typing in JavaDoc and the editor suggests method names after I am typing in the hash (#), it correctly displays the method signatures, but the JavaDoc gets warnings, and does not work correctly (no link is actually created). The problem is apparently due to the < and the >, that are inserted by Eclipse. See output from JavaDoc generation below: C:\projects\dateproxy\vc\core\src\com\dateproxy\core\domain\entry\CharacteristicEntry.java:28: warning - Tag @see:illegal character: "60" in "#isValid(Set<CharacteristicOption>)" C:\projects\dateproxy\vc\core\src\com\dateproxy\core\domain\entry\CharacteristicEntry.java:28: warning - Tag @see:illegal character: "62" in "#isValid(Set<CharacteristicOption>)" C:\projects\dateproxy\vc\core\src\com\dateproxy\core\domain\entry\CharacteristicEntry.java:28: warning - Tag @see: can't find isValid(Set<CharacteristicOption>) in com.dateproxy.core.domain.entry.CharacteristicEntry
Deferred.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 87868 ***