Thanks. I'm not sure I've tried all combinations, but with general .dox files,
I've previously always (had to?) make the body a doxygen/C++ comment to get
doxygen to read the contents. And I'd rather not do that in readme files. I
might be messing up the \page markup or something, I can try that
Hi Daniel
I use several arbitrary files of Doxygen content, using the .dox extension.
I include them in the INPUT list. I use the @group and @ingroup so they are
seen in the correct hierarchy, and it all works great.
I have not tried it but would assume it would also work with mark-down
files.
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>From what I can tell, one can't use README.md files for anything other than
>the main page in doxygen. Is this correct? It would be really nice to be able
>to use arbitrary .md files to define pages in doxygen. Then one could a single
>file that shows up as something natural to read in a source
Hi,
it is not possible. You can input only doxygen commands [1], HTML
subset [2], C#-like XML [3] or Markdown [4]. The only thing you can do
with the LaTeX file is to convert it to HTML, Markdown or some mix
(you can use also you own commands [5]).
Unfortunately, converting LaTeX to HTML has its
Hi,
Does Doxygen take a LaTex file 9instaed of a markdown file) as input source to
produce html representation? If yes, do I need to turn MARKDOWN_SUPPORT = NO
and add EXTENSION_MAPPING? What should I be adding for Doxygen to recognize a
Latex file with '.tex' extension?
thanks,
Sunandita
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Hi, everyone
I want to use doxmlparser to compute some metrics, and I want to know how
can I get the detail information about a compound, or member. For exampl, I
want to know which is the start line and end line of a function.
I read the example file, main.cpp under example/metrics, but it only
