> On Monday 03 February 2003 09:41 am, Douglas Gregor wrote:
> > I know Doxygen does have some of the clauses (e.g., returns). I'll work on
> > getting those mapped properly Real Soon Now (TM).
>
> ... done for returns.
>
> The Date-Time library's reference documentation is started to look quite nice.
> A little more work and some fixing on the Doxygen output side (anyone want to
> take this on?) and we'll have a usable system.
Sure I'll take this since I'll initially be the primary beneficiary. Just
make a list of issues...
I have taken a look at this and I agree, it is looking pretty good. So now,
I'm starting to wonder how all the pieces are going to go together. So far,
based on your examples I have taken several of the introductory documentation
pages from date_time and converted them to XML -- piece of cake.
Now in your examples you have a /reference subdirectory which seems like a
good idea. So I'm assuming I'll want something similar for date_time, but
with mostly generated content. I'm assuming I'll still want a reference.xml
as an anchor to refer to the generated xml?
Well, actually this brings up a question of whether I processed things as
you intended:
-- I used your doxygen-all.xml file (presumably I could recreate this by
running Doxygen 1.2.18 and xsltproc with boostbook-xsl/doxygen/collect.xsl)
-- Then I ran
xsltproc --xinclude boostbook-xsl/doxygen/doxygen2boostbook.xsl doxygen-all.xml
> dt_ref.boostbook
xsltproc boostbook-xsl/docbook.xsl dt_ref.boostbook > dt_ref.docbook
xsltproc -o dt_ref_html/ docboosk-xsl-1.60.1/html/chunk.xsl
Anyway, just processing the reference piece like this created a couple of anomolies
(like not TOC and all the synopsis's combined
into index.html).
The other twist here is that I would like to section off the reference documentation
into parts:
-- Generic elements
-- Gregorian Date-Time system stuff
-- Posix Time system stuff
-- XYZ Time system stuff
Any thoughts on how best to arrange this?
Jeff
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