I've got a doc directory much like that of:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/boost/boost/libs/algorithm/string/doc/
and like the string_algo.xml in that directory, I've got:
users_guide.bb.xml
which contains:
<xi:include href="doxy.dir/autodoc.boostbook"/>
where doxy.dir is where the output from:
doxygen autodoc
:
[ glob ../../../boost/fields_visitor/fields_visitor.hpp ]
[ glob ../../../boost/fields_visitor/registrar_heirarchy.hpp ]
[ glob ../../../boost/fields_visitor/empty_registrar.hpp ]
;
is placed. However, I also want to reference, from users_guide.xml, the
documentation produced from this inclusion of autodoc.boostbook with
something like:
<ulink url="...">SomeClass</ulink>
yet, I can't because I don't know, without looking at the final output from:
boostbook users_guide.bb : users_guide.bb.xml ;
the value for the url attribute of the ulink.
Does anyone have any idea how to do this? I've tried using
doxygen's tagfile output:
http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/config.html#cfg_generate_tagfile
yet, that produces something like:
<tagfile>
<compound kind="file">
<name>fields_visitor.hpp</name>
<path>/home/evansl/prog_dev/boost-release/1_33_0/sandbox/lje/boost/fields_visitor/</path>
<filename>fields__visitor_8hpp</filename>
<namespace>boost::fields_visitor</namespace>
<member kind="define">
<type>#define</type>
<name>SELECTED_FIELDS_DESCRIPTION_OF_RECORD</name>
<anchorfile>fields__visitor_8hpp.html</anchorfile>
<anchor>a0</anchor>
<arglist>(RECORD)</arglist>
</member>
...
which has no relevance to the autodoc.boostbook contents.
TIA.
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