On Thursday 04 March 2004 03:22 am, Vladimir Prus wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm documenting a library, and would like to include an example in
> tutorial. I already have the example as .cpp file, so the question is: how
> to include that .cpp file into documentation. Is there something like
>
> <include-example href="../examples/multiple_sources.cpp"/>
>
> ? Do I have any alternatives other than copy-paste?
Nothing that I know of. The way I've been doing it for test cases is exactly
the opposite, where all of the code is in the BoostBook XML and we build
the .cpp files from it. This lets me more easily talk about program snippets
in the tutorial text (see, e.g., Boost.Function) and put them into an actual
test case for regression testing. It's the literate programming approach,
essentially.
Doug
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