Hi,
The manual states that implementation files are not handled
because if you have a .ml and .mli then ocamlbuild will choose
the .mli.
Thanks for the info. You may want to clarify that on the manual,
because presently the language implies that implementation files
are ignored altogether.
You can use .txt files to do this. Simply type ocamldoc
comment (without (** *)) in a file.txt file and pass it to
ocamldoc like any .ml or .mli file. This will be considered
as a File module and you can refer to it by {!File} from any
ocamldoc comment.
Excellent! Thanks for the tip.
Hi,
I want to create a customised APIDOC starter page that includes
links to child pages containing various tutorials for the API.
Now, Ocamldoc already has a -intro option that allows an external
file to be used as an APIDOC starter page. But I see no way
to create a link to an external file
Dario Teixeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] a ?it :
Hi,
Hello,
I want to create a customised APIDOC starter page that includes
links to child pages containing various tutorials for the API.
Now, Ocamldoc already has a -intro option that allows an external
file to be used as an APIDOC starter page.
Hi,
You can use .txt files to do this. Simply type ocamldoc
comment (without (** *)) in a file.txt file and pass it to
ocamldoc like any .ml or .mli file. This will be considered
as a File module and you can refer to it by {!File} from any
ocamldoc comment.
Excellent! Thanks for the tip.
