I just added a new feature to BoostBook: support for multiple reference
sections. Many boost libraries have sub-libraries (Spirit has Fusion and
Phoenix, xpressive has proto, etc.). It would be nice to separate the
reference sections for the sub-libraries, but still keep them all
together for easy cross-referencing. This is now possible.
To do it, in your Jamfile.v2, you have 2 calls to the doxygen rule, like:
doxygen aref
: a.hpp
: <xsl:param>"boost.doxygen.reftitle=\"Reference A\""
;
doxygen bref
: b.hpp
: <xsl:param>"boost.doxygen.reftitle=\"Reference B\""
;
This will generate aref.boostbook with <library-reference
id="reference_a"> and bref.boostbook with <library-reference
id="reference_b">. You can override the default generated ids with the
new xsl:param boost.doxygen.refid.
Then you can [xinclude aref.boostbook] and [xinclude bref.boostbook]
from your .qbk file, and you'll get two refernce sections: "Reference A"
and "Reference B".
--
Eric Niebler
Boost Consulting
www.boost-consulting.com
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