Re: FILTER_PATTERNS is working with additional " at the end

Hello Dimitri.

Thank you for your effort. I already posted a replay to your  
bug-comment at

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=700148

I hope that the attached zip-archive is helpful for you.


In the meanwhile I have an additional lesson learned associated to perl-filter. In my company we tried to use the perl-version that comes along with matlab. But this was not working since the windows PATH variable contained not the perl-directory (due to the kind of matlab-installation). Thus we configured the PERL_PATH available on the external-tab of the doxywizard with its installation path, unfortunately with the same result.

Yesterday I tried out in the doxywizard 

    *.m=C:folder\subfolder\perl m2cpp.pl"

where C:folder\subfolder\ stands for the installation folder of perl. This call of perl works.  

I assume that the configuration of PERL_PATH will be used only, if 
doxygen wants to use perl directly . If the user calls perl by using an 
other kind of configuration (in this situation as filter-interpretor)  
doxygen is not recognizing that perl should be called and tries just to 
start the defined command. Once you understand that, this behaviour is 
OK. But it may be a good idea to add some additional lines in the 
description of PERL_PATH to explain this to reduce the confusion of the 
user.

I hope the fact that I stress this filter-things is not to much annoying 
for you. But I hope you remember that I'm the developer of a tool that 
is able to create nassi shneidermann diagrams and since some weeks uml 
activity diagrams to be used together with doxygen. Driven by my own 
needs I try to support not only C/Cpp and Python but Matlab and Pascal 
also. Thus for me it is very important how to use doxygen with this 
languages also.

Best regards,
                     Eckard.

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