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This should be a easy question but I just can't find a clear answer.

I'm trying to create a Scaladoc for my project. Let's say I have a class such as:

/**
* This is an example
*/
object foo extends Enumeration {
    ...
}

Then I generate a Scaladoc and, in my Scaladoc document, I want the word Enumeration to have a link to the current scala.Enumeration class and to inherit all the documentation from the methods taken from scala.Enumeration.

Is it possible to do that? If so, how can I do it? I've seen this post (How do I inherit Scaladoc from Scala's standard library?), but the method they used to solve the problem is no longer possible. They talk about a solution in Maven that doesn't work anymore (was deprecated and eliminated long ago) and some other solutions that force me to use sbt instead of Maven

I'm trying to generate the documentation using Maven (not sbt), so I'm not sure if that could turn to be a problem too...

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  • Possible duplicate of [How do I inherit Scaladoc from Scala's standard library?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23765955/how-do-i-inherit-scaladoc-from-scalas-standard-library) – aij Jan 15 '16 at 20:03
  • I don't think so, I checked it before writing this message. That question refers to `sbt` variables to solve the problem, something I can't do with `Maven`. There is a solution that could work for `Maven`...but its use was deprecated and eliminated, so I can't use it either. – Rors Jan 15 '16 at 20:35
  • Perhaps you could clarify how your *question* is different rather than how the question that has no accepted answers is lacking a good answer. It seems to me like a good answer to either question would also be a good answer to the other, or trivially translate to one. – aij Jan 17 '16 at 17:21

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