Re: now want to suppress \brief in \page display

Oh, and I did try setting the <briefdescription> element’s “visible” attribute to “no” for the <file> layout, and the supposition that perhaps the file page layout might also apply to any page that’s created by the \page command, but it had no apparent effect.

From: Monique Semp 
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 8:36 AM
To: Albert 
Cc: doxygen-users 
Subject: Re: [Doxygen-users] now want to suppress \brief in \page display

> Did you have a look at the possibilities of the doxygen layout file? (doxygen -l and the LAYOUT_FILE setting in the Doxyfile)


Hi Albert,

I took a look, but none of the existing layouts seem applicable. There are layout definitions for the following types of pages: class, namespace, file, group, and directory. But nothing for a “page” page.

Nonetheless, I tried creating a new element, <pages> (because this is the value of “type” for one of the <tab> elements in the <navindex>), at the same level as <directory>, with all the same values except for setting the <briefdescription> element’s “visible” attribute value to “no”. But then when I run doxygen with this layout file (via the doxywizard), I get error like this:

“Unexpected start tag ‘page’ found in scope=’(null)’!

So the layout of a \page page file seems to be controlled by some other mechanism?

I’m wondering what other approach I might try?

-Monique

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