Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Guidelines/DoxygenGuidelines
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- Apr 15, 2011, 5:27:02 PM (12 years ago)
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v1 v2 8 8 9 9 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 = Limitations = 11 12 13 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 == doxygen tags not supported == 15 16 Currently there are some doxygen tags that are not taken in account by BoostBook. 17 18 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 === @tparam === 20 21 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22 === @see === 10 = Doxygen Limitations = 23 11 24 12 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- … … 77 65 78 66 67 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68 = !BoostBook Limitations = 69 70 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71 == doxygen tags not supported == 72 73 Currently there are some doxygen tags that are not taken in account by BoostBook. 74 75 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 === @tparam === 77 78 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79 === @see === 80 79 81 80 82 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- … … 124 126 Doxygen provides a certain number of tags that allows to generate a clean documentation, but it would be great if all the Boost libraries document its Reference section following the C++ standard style. 125 127 128 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 129 == Documenting typedefs == 126 130 131 When the brief comment takes only one line the comment is included on the Synopsis and nothing on the description section 132 133 {{{ 134 //! the underlying type 135 typedef UT underlying_type; 136 }}} 137 138 generates 139 140 {{{ 141 typedef UT underlying_type; // the underlying type 142 }}} 143 144 145 Steven Watanabe said: "This can be controlled by the !BoostBook parameter, boost.compact.typedef." 146 147 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 148 == Generating only one HTML page for the whole Reference == 149 150 Steven Watanabe said: "You can use onehtml to generate a single html page. But I don't think this is as well tested as chunking though. I believe that the docbook stylesheets have a bunch of options that allow you to control chunking, too." 151 152 153 154