RE: Re: Can synopsis (be made to) follow Python imports?
Stefan Seefeld <[email protected]>
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> From: Vicki Brown [mailto:[email protected]] > The only drawback is that, in order to make Doxygen work on Python, I > have to cause it to run the source code through a filter that > converts all of the Python source to pseudo-C++. The results are > very much what I want to see. Extremely complete and extensive. But > all of the source 'looks" like C++ :-( How does this python-to-pseudo-C++ converter work ? How *can* it work ? C++ is a statically typed language where types and variables are declared. Python is dynamic. Is there any place where I can see an example of such 'cross referenced python' ? I'm honestly not quite sure I understand what you are looking for. Are you working with python ? With C++ ? With multiple languages ? Regards, Stefan