Hi Martin, Rather like you - all I have is a script which runs once nightly as a cron job, does an update from SVN, then calls the doc tool and copies the generated docs into a folder hosted by the webserver. Nothing complicated.
I'd be interested in seeing a decent AS2 config for Doxygen too. The output I got from it indicated that Doxygen didn't understand AS2, and was trying to parse the .as files as if they were Java (i.e. class names were com.something.MyClass rather than just MyClass - that sort of behaviour). Cheers, Ian On 1/19/06, Martin Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > out of curiosity how are going about this on the linux box? > > I implemented a system a while ago to do nightly documentation builds on > a linux box, but my system was based around CVS / Doxygen. > > Basically, I wrote a python script that was called as a cron job which > checked out all the projects from CVS, ran doxygen on them and copied > the output to a local web server.. > > Unfortunately i dont have access to the code anymore because it was > built for my previous employer but im keen on getting something working > for myself that uses SVN and produces docs for AS2 code (as well as > Java, even if that means using seperate tools..) > > the nice thing about using doxygen (after a bit of configuration work) > was that the documentation for seperate projects was linked together. > e.g. If project B depended on project A (a library) then you could > follow links from B to the relevant places in A. (and you got diagrams > for free..) > > I'd be interested to see if anyone has some configs for doxygen that > work well with AS2, or if you think that a specific AS2 module for > doxygen is needed.. > _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list [email protected] http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
