Created attachment 287173 [details]
Contains a sample eclipse project with source, doxyfile and generated html output and doxygen console output

Hi!

-- PRELUDE --
I'm new to Doxygen, installed 1.8.8 only on monday trying to create documenation of my Java project.
Unfortunately I almost instantly came across a problem which seems to be a bug. Or I just wasn't able to find a documented solution. Please forgive me if the latter is the case, and thanks for any hints.
I already wrote a post on the forum/mailing list but got no response so far:
http://doxygen.10944.n7.nabble.com/Java-Annotations-prevent-Doxygen-from-documenting-class-completely-td6802.html

-- PROBLEM --
Symptom #1
If a class is annotated with an annotation with brackets (e.g. because it takes arguments) then this class is missing in the generated class reference (although the file is listed in the file list).
    @SuppressWarnings("javadoc")
    public class ADoxygenTest { ... }

Symptom #2
If a method in class is annotated with an annotation with brackets (e.g. because it takes arguments) then everything in this class from the annotated method on is missing in the generated class reference. So the class is only documented partially.
    @SuppressWarnings("javadoc")
    public void noop() { /* this method is not in the Doxygen output */ ... }

It seems that only the brackets are problematic, since "@Deprecated" is no problem but "@Deprecated()" breaks doxygen/the parser(?).


Attached you find a zip archive containing a sample java project with doxyfile to reproduce the problem as well as the html documentation generated on my machine and the doxygen console output.


-- Other References --
I should also reference this other forum/mailing list post describing a similar problem but with Java Generics:
http://doxygen.10944.n7.nabble.com/Possible-bug-while-producing-documentation-of-java-method-which-uses-generics-tp6781.html