Hello, doxygen users,
I’m using Doxygen 1.8.10, on Win7.
I’ve just added the @internal command to some functions that I want to omit
from the generated Doxygen output. However, they’re showing up in the list of
functions, albeit without any of the Doxygen comments. I believe this is
because I have the HIDE_UNDOC_MEMBERS set to NO, which I’m doing while I
document the code so that it’s obvious if I’ve missed something. (I’m the tech
writer who’s documenting an existing body of code; I’m not a developer
documenting as I go.)
I’d have expected the @internal command to cause a function to be treated as
“documented” but to omit it from the output because it’s internal. Clearly
that’s not the case.
So, is there a way to achieve what I’m looking for: include undocumented
elements (so I can see what I’ve missed adding comments for), but exclude
elements that have the @internal designation?
If not, I’ll just set the HIDE_UNDOC_MEMBERS to YES and be careful as I go, so
not a big deal.
Thanks,
-Monique
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