** Typo in j2se/1.4/docs/api

I just found a documentation error in the api
not a biggie,
in Class DecimalFormat under the method summary
setNegativeSuffix(String newValue)
Set the positive suffix.
I guess the set the positive suffix should be changed to negative suffix.
Does Sun even care? =)

Yes, I think SUN cares. Report it using the Bug Database.
The funny thing is that it seems to be a Javadoc bug. It is only in the index over the methods of the class that this error shows. In fact, the method is duplicated in the index. The first has the correct text, the second the wrong text.

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