On 08/03/2004 05:33 AM, Doug Gregor wrote: [snip]
Rather annoyingly, Doxygen dumps a whole bunch of unconnected .xml files. So you are right that X.doxyfile is the input (configuration) file, then there are a bunch of output .xml files, which we need to "collect" into a single file...Thanks. It helps to have some overview of what's happening.
[snip]
Anyway, after this suspect echo command, there was more output followed by: <-------------------
The "collect.xsl" stylesheet is supposed to take all of those Doxygen XML files and emit a single .xml file (called X.doxygen). However, it seems like something in "xml/index.xml" -- which we process to find all of the other .xml files we're interested in -- might have an incorrect entry. I'm guessing there is a "compound" element in xml/index.xml with an empty refid attribute, perhaps? That would trigger the problem (and I can work around the issue if needed).
All the id attributes are non-empty; however, there appear no refid attributes. I'm guessing those point to the corresponding .xml files?
For example instead of:
<-------------
<compound id="classboost_1_1logic_1_1indeterminate__name"
><name>boost::logic::indeterminate_name</name>
>-------------
there should be:
<-------------
<compound id="classboost_1_1logic_1_1indeterminate__name"
refid="classboost_1_1logic_1_1indeterminate__name.xml"
><name>boost::logic::indeterminate_name</name>
>-------------
?
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