anchor.diff:  +
   --
   * `name` sets the attribute (with an empty value)
  -* `name=value` assigns `value` to the attribute. Occurrences of `{name}` in the javadoc will be replaced by this value.
  -* `name=value@` assigns `value` to the attribute, unless the attribute is defined in the attributes file or javadoc.
  +* `name=value` assigns `value` to the attribute. Occurrences of `\{name}` in the Javadoc will be replaced by this value.
  +* `name=value@` assigns `value` to the attribute, unless the attribute is defined in the attributes file or Javadoc.
   * `name!` unsets the attribute.
   --
   +
   The document attribute `javadoc` is set automatically by the doclet.
  -This can be used for conditionally selecting content when using the same Asciidoc file for javadoc and other documentation.
  +This can be used for conditionally selecting content when using the same Asciidoc file for Javadoc and other documentation.
   
   --attributes-file <file>::
   Reads http://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#attributes[document attributes^] from an Asciidoc file.
  -The attributes will be expanded in javadoc comments.
  +The attributes will be expanded in Javadoc comments.
   +
   If `<file>` is a relative path name, it is assumed to be relative to the `--base-dir` directory.
   +
  
positive.code: 
  If you have questions or would like to help develop this project, please join the {discuss-ref}[Asciidoctor discussion list].
  
  == Powered by Asciidoclet
  
  We have a <<src/docs/asciidoc/asciidoclet-powered.adoc#,Powered by Asciidoclet>> page. If you have an example of nifty JavaDoc powered by Asciidoclet, please send us a pull request.
  
  == License
  
  
negative.code:             "title-link=http://example.com[${project.name} ${project.version}]")
  }
  ----
  <1> Option names passed to Gradle's `javadoc` task must omit the leading "-", so here "-base-dir" means "--base-dir".
  See <<doclet-options>> below.
  <2> Gradle's `javadoc` task does not allow multiple occurrences of the same option.
  Multiple attributes can be specified in a single string, separated by commas.
  
  === Ant
  // Some of us still use Ant, alright?!
  