Hi, I am the maintainer of an open source project called Breathe which relies on the excellent xml output from Doxygen to include Doxygen processed code & comment information in Sphinx documentation.
Breathe has generally focussed on C & C++ output but recently we've had requests to support Objective-C code as well which has very different formatting. As Breathe doesn't know any better it attempts to stick the information in the XML together as if it is C style output and so produces a bit of a mess for Objective-C style declarations. I am curious how doxygen tracks that a particular declaration should be output as Objective-C and how that might be reflected in the XML output in such as way that Breathe might take advantage of it. Unfortunately, I know very little of Objective-C so I don't really know what I am looking for. That said, from an inspection of the XML output for an example Objective-C interface the only clues I can see are that the 'ids' begin with 'interface' and that there are strangely placed square brackets and colons in the definition & param values :) Is the 'interface' prefix sufficient information in this case? Is there another way of determining that Objective-C might be involved? Any help would be greatly appreciated, Michael ps. I sent this before but without subscribing to the list so I suspect it was held in a queue. I attempted to cancel it upon sending this but my token had expired.
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