Hello All,

We are using doxygen to document non-code projects and are using markdown (.md 
files) as our standard documentation format.

I have noticed that doxygen’s standard processing of markdown documents is to 
scan the project’s directory hierarchy and create entries into the main table 
of contents (the left pane in the output html) in alphabetical order.

We would like to create hierarchical doxygen output (html) that is independent 
of the location of various .md files in the directory structure and of their 
spelling, e.g., by defining entries in the mainpage.md in a certain order which 
reference other secondary-level .md files in other places.

For example, we have a status/status-reports.md page that we would like to 
place at a specific place in the output hiearchy (not necessarily at the top 
level), but doxygen by default places that at the top level (in the left pane 
of the html output).

We would also like those .md files to be ONLY referenced in that specific 
location and not duplicated at other levels in the hierarchy.

Is there a way you force your own hierarchy on .md files this way in doxygen 
html output?

Randy Yates<mailto::ran...@as2inc.com>
Apex Semiconductors (USA) Company Limited<http://www.apexsemi-usa.com>
984-368-8148 (cell, work)
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