@@ -114,8 +114,8 @@ public GrokCaptureExtracter forBoolean(Function<Consumer<Boolean>, GrokCaptureEx
114114 /**
115115 * Build an extract that has access to the "native" type of the extracter
116116 * match. This means that patterns like {@code %{NUMBER:bytes:float}} has
117- * access to an actual {@link float} . Extracters returned from this method
118- * should be stateless stateless and can be reused. Pathological implementations
117+ * access to an actual float. Extracters returned from this method
118+ * should be stateless and can be reused. Pathological implementations
119119 * of the {@code map} parameter could violate this, but the caller should
120120 * take care to stay sane.
121121 * <p>
@@ -144,27 +144,27 @@ public interface NativeExtracterMap<T> {
144144 T forString (Function <Consumer <String >, GrokCaptureExtracter > buildExtracter );
145145
146146 /**
147- * Called when the native type is an {@link int} .
147+ * Called when the native type is an int.
148148 */
149149 T forInt (Function <IntConsumer , GrokCaptureExtracter > buildExtracter );
150150
151151 /**
152- * Called when the native type is an {@link long} .
152+ * Called when the native type is an long.
153153 */
154154 T forLong (Function <LongConsumer , GrokCaptureExtracter > buildExtracter );
155155
156156 /**
157- * Called when the native type is an {@link float} .
157+ * Called when the native type is an float.
158158 */
159159 T forFloat (Function <FloatConsumer , GrokCaptureExtracter > buildExtracter );
160160
161161 /**
162- * Called when the native type is an {@link double} .
162+ * Called when the native type is an double.
163163 */
164164 T forDouble (Function <DoubleConsumer , GrokCaptureExtracter > buildExtracter );
165165
166166 /**
167- * Called when the native type is an {@link boolean} .
167+ * Called when the native type is an boolean.
168168 */
169169 T forBoolean (Function <Consumer <Boolean >, GrokCaptureExtracter > buildExtracter );
170170 }
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