RE: Doxygen documentation

Good stuff. Thanks for creating this.


For those who aren't familiar with Visual C++ 2005, I might note that most
of this information is available directly from the IDE. 

You can browse the classes via View/Class View or View/Object Browser
(selecting My Solution in the Object Browser). 

From these windows or directly in an editor window, you can right click on a
symbol to Goto Definition, Goto Declaration, Find All References, Show Call
Graph, Show Callers Graph. 

Unlike Doxygen, you can do things like Find All References on a typedef or a
macro, not just classes and class members. Very useful!

Also, if you do View/Code Definition Window, then this window will show you
the definition of whetever the cursor is on at that moment.

[One final tip -- you can view and change the keyboard shortcuts for these
commands via Tools/Options/Environment/Keyboard.]

Peter

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Brian Rice
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 6:06 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Doxygen documentation


Ah, you didn't check the email archives very closely. I've already  
been hosting Doxygen docs:
http://www.briantrice.com/Strongtalk/
http://www.briantrice.com/Strongtalk/vm-doc/

Email thread (also containing my Doxyfile):
http://groups.google.com/group/strongtalk-general/browse_thread/ 
thread/d5c4391fe8148ab9

There was discussion of hosting it somewhere more stable but it's a  
little on the heavy side, space-wise. I suppose we should at least  
link to it from the wiki now that that's available.

On Jan 3, 2007, at 4:20 PM, Yakov Zaytsev wrote:

> I've searched google archive of our ML seems that no one proposed  
> handy
> up-to-date documentation of Strontalk source(C++ one)
> I'm building doxygen/graphviz at the moment to build such a
> documentation.
> Even if it will contain only doxygen comments for the  most part it  
> will
> be *very* useful in collaboration process.
> Code reading is the only activity to collaborate IMO. Having literate
> code is essential
>
> What do you think?
>
> PS I let know when I'll manage HTML documentation

--
Brian T. Rice
http://briantrice.com




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