Re: [quickbook] Does import work?
Daniel James <[email protected]>
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On Sunday, 16 October 2011, Rene Rivera wrote: > > > Right. I'm trying to have "[import ..]" work as easy as Doxygen does, but > for quickbook. As documenting the library I'm working on would otherwise be > a serious PITA. And I'd rather avoid using Doxygen for it as it's much > easier to deal with quickbook directly. Ultimately I want to be able to: > > === > [import boost/predef/*.h] > [import boost/predef/*/*.h] > [import boost/predef/*/*/*.h] > === > > And have all the documentation that's embedded in those source files > injected into the quickbook stream. Without me having to maintain what the > files are, or what they contain. > So you don't want to include the whole headers, just the documentation embedded in them? This feels like a bit of an odd thing to do in quickbook itself, I'd probably write a script to extract the documentation first and then include the extracted documentation from quickbook. I suppose you could use special comments to strip out the parts you don't want to appear, but I expect it'd get messy. _______________________________________________ Boost-docs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-docs