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#Doxygen makefile install
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We do the same thing here even though there is really no such thing in Perl. The normal convention in other languages like C is to have the function/method start with an '_' if it is private/protected. It is also important to note that you can leave the public/private out and the filter will guess based on the subroutine name. The Doxygen style comment blocks that describe a function or method can exist before, after, or inside the subroutine that it is describing. Documenting Subroutines/Functions/Methods #* Support Style Options and Section IndicatorsДЄll doxygen style options and section indicators are supported inside the structural indicators that we currently support. In Perl that is a lot harder to do so I have added a and structural indicator so that they can be documented separately. In other languages the Doxygen structural indicator is used to document subroutines/functions/methods and the parsing engine figures out what is what.

A comment block must have continuous '#' comment markers as a blank line can be used as a termination mark for the doxygen comment block. You can also start comment blocks with '#' and end comment blocks with a blank line or real code, this allows you to place comments right next to the subroutines that they refer to if you wish.

The following Doxygen style comment is the preferred block style, though others are supported and are listed below: #** doc/html/ directory inside of your project root. Example: /home/jordan/workspace/PerlDoxygen/trunk/> doxygen DoxyfileДЄll of your documentation will be in the. Once you have done this you can simply run the following from the root of your project to document your Perl scripts or methods. home/jordan/workspace/PerlDoxygen/trunk/lib/Doxygen/Filter/Perl.pm Example: /home/jordan/workspace/PerlDoxygen/trunk/Doxyfile

#Doxygen makefile how to

Please see the Doxygen manual for information on how to configure the Doxyfile via a text editor or with the doxywizard tool. You can edit this file with the doxywizard tool if you so desire or if you need to change the lib directory location or the output location (the default output is. This file will have all of the presets needed for documenting Perl code. Example: /usr/local/bin/doxygen-filter-perlД¬opy over the Doxyfile file from this project into the root directory of your project so that it is at the same level as your lib directory. Make sure that the doxygen-filter-perl script was copied from this project into your path somewhere and that it has RX permissions.

#Doxygen makefile install

If you install from source then do: perl Makefile.PL Install Doxygen::Filter::Perl via CPAN or from source. The Doxgyen style comment blocks for methods/functions can be inside or outside the method/function. We plan on supporting most Doxygen style comments and POD (plain old documentation) style comments. The Doxygen::Filter::Perl module is designed to provide support for documenting perl scripts and modules to be used with the Doxygen engine.

#Doxygen makefile code

Documenting Subroutines/Functions/MethodsДoxygen::Filter::Perl - A perl code pre-filter for Doxygen DESCRIPTION.Support Style Options and Section Indicators.

#Doxygen makefile update

# If makefile changes, maybe the list of sources has changed, so update doxygens listД®cho FILE_PATTERNS = *.h $(SRCS) > doxyfile.incД«onus: If run from inside an IDE like Eclipse the errors that Doxygen spits out becomes clickable and will jump to the bad comment. Now You can put this rule in the Makefile, it will create the file doxyfile.inc that contains the settings You removed from Doxyfile.mk.PHONY: all clean distclean doxy In You makefile You need a list of sources and the directories where they are located Save this file under a different name I use Doxyfile.mk I have a makefile that generates Doxygen doc.Д¬reate the Doxygen setup file that fits Your need, then open that in an editor and remove the lines containg the following two settings (they will be added by the make file later) INPUT I know that my answer comes in a bit late, but i hope someone will benefit from this.