On Tue, Feb 21, 2017, at 04:42 PM, Andrew Sutherland wrote:
> A sketch first steps implementation would be:
I took a shot at this. The pull request with details is at
https://github.com/bill-mccloskey/searchfox/pull/11 and hopefully
self-explanatory screenshots are here:
I find it a bit unfortunate that people link are removed since mozilla
loses a lot of valuable resources and small test cases. With that being
said I have a repo with the scripts I used to run doxygen. I think mstange
might be running it somewhere.
https://github.com/bgirard/doxygen-mozilla
It
On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 12:42 AM, wrote:
> My short (<2yr) experience of the code gave me the impression that only a
> small amount of it has proper doxygen comments.
> We must be frequenting different circles; or I'm somehow blind to them. :-)
I get to look at stuff
I was just thinking about this as I probably wouldn't use the standard
doxygen output much, but can definitely see the usefulness when integrated
into our code indexers which I use quite often. Most useful to me would be:
- @param doc when hovering over a param (in function, or when calling a
On Tue, Feb 21, 2017, at 03:13 PM, Bill McCloskey wrote:
> I've been thinking about how to integrate documentation into Searchfox.
> One
> obvious thing is to allow it to display Markdown files and
> reStructuredText. I wonder if it could do something useful with Doxygen
> comments though? Is this
I've been thinking about how to integrate documentation into Searchfox. One
obvious thing is to allow it to display Markdown files and
reStructuredText. I wonder if it could do something useful with Doxygen
comments though? Is this something people would be interested in?
On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at
We have auto-generated docs using Sphinx on ReadTheDocs[1]. If someone
was motivated, it looks like there does exist code[2] to bridge doxygen
docs into Sphinx, so it should be possible to get those docs into the
existing RTD setup. There are even docs on RTD[3] for how to add new
docs!
-Ted
1.
My short (<2yr) experience of the code gave me the impression that only a small
amount of it has proper doxygen comments.
We must be frequenting different circles; or I'm somehow blind to them. :-)
Anyway, they're mainly useful when generated websites/documents are readily
available, which it
Not being kept up to date as far as I know. My extraction is four years
out of date (e.g.,
https://people-mozilla.org/~msreckovic/Extracted/MozillaCentral/html/annotated.html)
and as you noted, Benoit's page is no longer.
The code used to create it is here:
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