On 08/23/2012 04:20 AM, Andrew Voelkel wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I thought I'd try again to get an answer to this question:
>
> On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 6:38 PM, Andrew Voelkel <a...@voelkel.us 
> <mailto:a...@voelkel.us>> wrote:
>
>     Hi All,
>
>     I've played with Doxygen before, but now I'm committing to using on a 
> project and need to deal with weird stuff I've noticed before. My task is 
> documenting public interfaces for an embedded system
>     which is coded in C.
>
>     I set Doxygen to only document "documented" entities. This works fine for 
> functions, but Doxygen still insists on generating (meaningless) 
> documentation for some (but not all!) data structures,
>     regardless of whether they are documented or not. How can I fix this?
>
>     I'd actually like to reorganize the way the top level HTML page is 
> organized. To me, having a "data structures" tab at the top level but no 
> "functions" tab doesn't make any sense. Is there an easy
>     way to reorganize this sort of presentation? I'd either like to add a 
> functions tab or remove the data structures tab.
>
>     - Andy
>

Hej Andy,

I can imagine no one answered, because you're question is quite incomplete:
- what configuration options are you passing (possibly EXTRACT_ALL is set to 
YES?)
- provide a minimal example of code you're trying to parse, and explain what 
you want to achieve with it
- from the top of my head, reorganizing html-stuff can be done by hacking some, 
I think, XML-files; this procedure is nicely described in the manual somewhere 
- a good reason not to get a too quick 
response
- It's holiday season - it's not fair to expect an answer within hours ;)

Greetsz, Jakob

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