@link and fully qualified class name

I searched but I couldn't find where the option to change this behaviour lies.
When I write some javadoc and insert a {@link ...} tag to a method, I'd like to make Idea use the short class name for classes which belong to the java.lang package or which are already imported.

For instance, if I start typing

  • @see Comparator#com

then CTRL+space, Idea inserts:

  • @see Comparator#compare(java.lang.Object, java.lang.Object)


Is there a way to change this?
(I also remember, at some point, there was a way to ctrl+space somewhere in the code, where, for instance a java.util.Comparator was declared, to have IDEA put java.util.Comparator in the imports and keep only Comparator in the declaration, but it doesn't seem to work like this anymore. Did I miss something? A checkbox somewhere?)

(I use EAP build 2002)

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I think there's something in Import options, called "use fully qualified names in javadoc."

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The suggestion of unchecking "Use fully qualified names in javadoc" does work for most things, but doesn't fix the problem described with the argument list. It's quite annoying.

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I've been bugged by it too: I think we should file a bug report (but am frustrated with them: mine seem to be mostly ignored).

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I will file a bug report, this annoys me too much...

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