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Hello Mr Kimmerstorfer.
I'm missing also this inpage-command. But I've found an possibility to
simulate this.
Try the following:
/**
@page page_1 Page 1
First Part-Content of page 1
...
*/
/**
@page page_1 Page 1
@subpage page_1_1
@page page_1_1 Page 1.1
Content of page 1.1
...
*/
**
@page page_1 Page 1
@subpage page_1_2
@page page_1_2 Page 1.2
Content of page 1.2
...
*/
Using the page-command more than once for the same page has not the
effect that the result of the first commands will be overwritten. It has
the effect that the new content will be added to the old. If you only
use the subpage-command between the page-command of the containig page
and the page-commang of the contained page only the refference to the
contained page will be added to the containing page. The order of the
part-contents of the containing page depends on the order of the
commmands doxygen will find.
Perhaps it may be a good idea to use an alias to create an inpage
command
I hope this will help you.
Best regards,
Eckard Klotz
-----Original Message-----
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2008 09:33:37 +0200
Subject: [Doxygen-develop] @ingroup tag for pages
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>
dear doxygen users and developers,
for structuring modules in doxygen, you can use e.g. the @defgroup and
@ingroup tags to define a hierarchie. this works "bottom up", meaning
that in a @defgroup block, an @ingroup tag defines the parent module.
is there something similar for pages?
for pages, you can define a structure only "top down".
example:
/**
@page page_1 Page 1
...
@subpage page_1_1
*/
/**
@page page_1_1 Page 1.1
...
*/
what we would need for our purpose is something like at "@inpage" tag:
/**
@page page_1 Page 1
...
*/
/**
@page page_1_1 Page 1.1
@inpage page_1
...
*/
would this make sense to include into a future release?
best regards,
Eugen
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