Hello Everybody.
I use the commands @dontinclude or @snippet to insert source-examples
into my documentation. This examples are greater sources in c, python or
other programming-languages or parts of xml-files. The original texts
contain a lot of indented lines what means most of the original lines
contain more than one spaces at the beginning. But in my html-output of
Doxygen the indention is not shown. If I use @verbinclude the original
source format is used but unfortunately @verbinclude supports not to
include only parts of the text.
If you take a look to the example of @dontinclude in the documentation
of Doxygen (1.8.5) you will see the same effect. If you compare the
indention of the used source to include with the included lines you will
see there is no indention in the included lines. Thus It may be a bug.
I know that in earlier versions of Doxygen @dontinclude was able to show
the original indention of the included text. For example if I use
Doxygen 1.4.x it works but since some releases I'm not able to show the
original indention any more.
What is my mistake? Is there a parameter I have to use now? Is there
something in the configuration-file I have to configure?
Best regards,
Eckard Klotz.
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