Hi,
I posted this question on StackOverflow, but I haven't gotten any answer there,
so I'm trying here in the hope that someone can help me.
I'm using Doxygen to document some Python code. It includes a module that is
split into multiple files. I needed to do that for maintainability. Some of the
classes in the module are very large with complex implementations. If I had to
combine them all into one file, that file would become unmanageably large, well
over 10,000 lines. So I split them into many files, then have __init__.py
import all the files into the parent module. This works nicely: the code is
maintainable, and users can import everything with a single import statement.
But Doxygen doesn't know about this. It shows the classes as being split into
many modules. Users shouldn't need to even know all those modules exist.
They're just an implementation detail to keep the code simpler. How can I make
it produce documentation that matches the intended API, with all the classes
shown as being in a single module?
Thanks!
Peter
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