Hi J-S

On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 10:39 PM, Jean-Sébastien Guay
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Mattias,
>
>> Yes. I had those projects in Visual Studio. Unfortunately im not at
>> that computer now but will check tomorrow. I was surprised that I
>> didn't have to tick the BUILD_DOCUMENTATION to get those projects but
>> you can try.
>
> Ooh boy, enabling BUILD_DOCUMENTATION brought up a whole slew of new options
> in CMake. The other target didn't do that.
>
> I now have the documentation targets, as well as the related -doc package
> targets.
>
>
> In the "can of worms" category... :-)
>
> Do these targets really need cp, mv, rm etc. on Windows or do they work
> using native windows xcopy / move / del? Perhaps we could flag those options
> for Linux/MacOS only? Or just assume they're there on those platforms and
> not needed on Windows? I was lucky and had gnuwin32, but others might not
> have these and they shouldn't be needed on Windows...

stop.stop :)
Ignore those. You don't need any of them. What happens is that the
Documentation.cmake issues find_package(UnixCommands) among other
things. What's important is that it finds doxygen and then you need to
help it find dot.

>
> Do they need wget too?

no

>
> tar, gzip then: on Windows use 7-zip for that, like the package targets?

ignore them. Leave empty

>
> What about gnuplot? I thought Doxygen just used dot to generate graphs, what
> is gnuplot used for?

nothing

>
> Finally, is it possible to feed specific options to Doxygen to modify the
> doxyfile that CMake generates? For example, I'm used to getting Doxygen to
> generate the source into the docs...

one of the old doxyfiles that I updated included the source
(doc/Doxyfiles/all_Doxyfile). That file now gets processed to
<builddir>/doc/all_Doxyfile. I didn't create targets for these
doxyfiles as I wasn't sure if they were used at all. So you can do :
doxygen <builddir>/doc/all_Doxyfile
this wil doxyprocess the src recursively

Now that I have figured out how to undo a mark_as_advanced maybe I
should add some mark_as_advanced to the vars that confused you in this
case.

cheers
Mattias

>
> Not sure that you're the one to answer all these questions, but I was
> curious...
>
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> J-S
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