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Not sure if this is covered by some larger feature (e.g. Javadoc code completion), but perhaps the following would not be too hard to implement, and would be very useful for anyone editing Javadoc: If a @see or @link tag is present in a Javadoc comment, try to look up the target. (Paying attention to imported classes and so on - Retouche APIs should be quite valuable here. And make sure to handle '#' correctly - i.e. '.' only separates package components from classes, and I think classes from nested classes, but '#' must be used for fields, methods, and constructors.) If the target is not found, add a warning to the document.
*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 122484 ***