Oups, sorry. I did not noticed your answer before. 1) searching: it requires that your web server as php 4.1.0 or above enabled. Mainly, it means that the search engine won't work if you test it through the file::// protocol.
2) tag files. They keep in a way that doxygen understand a link between the code and the documentation. It is useful to establish links between documentations. Typically we have setup a local server which hold doxygen extracted documentation for the various API we are using. Every night, we regenerate our own application documentation with something like this cd $PROJECTROOT svn update cd doc wget -N http://my.local.doc.server/osg/osg.tag doxygen In the Doxyfile the link between tags and URL is defined by: TAGFILES = osg.tag=http://my.local.doc.server/osg/ This defines html links for osg entities used in our application. If you generate a tag file with osg official documentation, I (and every osg user) could establish link directly with http://www.openscenegraph.org/documentation/OpenSceneGraphReferenceDocs/ instead of keeping a local copy. jcl PS: I'm not sure that I made myself clear... Today seems to be a hard day for English speaking... _______________________________________________ osg-submissions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-submissions-openscenegraph.org
