> On 13 Apr 2015, at 19:11 , johnk <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'd like to link to Doxygen pages from a wiki. Currently, we do that by > generating all the documentation in the top-level directory. This is > less than ideal as it results in over 48000 files in a single > directory. Doxygen allows for the creation of sub-directories to > alleviate this, but the mapping doesn't seem straight-forward. > > Several javascript files are generated by Doxygen that look like they > could provide a look-up table, but I've been investigating hierarchy.js > and have been unable to figure out how it's generated, nor how it's > used. Given my inability to discover how the file is generated and > used, I'm a little reluctant to make use of it for fear it might > disappear in some future release. I've been poking at this for a while > now, and haven't uncovered any answers yet. > > Is there a known method for linking to the appropriate document using > the name of the class/file/namespace/etc. as a reference?
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