I would like to define groups at the beginning of a header file in a hierarchical fashion so that I can place comments in their correct headings in the source file. If I use pages, I am not able to append to existing sections and subsections properly. Whenever I try to add to existing sections, Doxygen will just create a new section with an identical name.
When I use groups and define their structure using \ingroup, each subgroup becomes its own page. Groups are the closest thing I can find to this solution, but I would like to stop creating pages after a certain level of subgrouping. Is this possible with Doxygen without post-processing?
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I have similar problems. Pages and groups currently don't seem to mix well, which is a shame. These functionalities definitely needs an overhaul, and should be more consistent and compatible.
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I would like to define groups at the beginning of a header file in a hierarchical fashion so that I can place comments in their correct headings in the source file. If I use pages, I am not able to append to existing sections and subsections properly. Whenever I try to add to existing sections, Doxygen will just create a new section with an identical name.
When I use groups and define their structure using \ingroup, each subgroup becomes its own page. Groups are the closest thing I can find to this solution, but I would like to stop creating pages after a certain level of subgrouping. Is this possible with Doxygen without post-processing?
I have similar problems. Pages and groups currently don't seem to mix well, which is a shame. These functionalities definitely needs an overhaul, and should be more consistent and compatible.