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In the Android online API documentation, lots of methods seem to be undocumented, e.g.,
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ProgressDialog.html#setProgress(int)
I don’t think it’s a matter of the methods being inherited.
Clearly this can’t be the case, I’m sure millions of developers would be up-in-arms otherwise, so can somebody explain why the documentation isn’t here?
Michael
Because nobody wrote it.
You are welcome to examine the source code to the class in question and contribute a patch to AOSP with suitable JavaDocs for any gaps.
Or, you are welcome to file an issue for any methods that are missing documentation, particularly those whose usage is not intuitively obvious. There is a “Developer Documentation” issue template that will help to route the issue to the appropriate people.