Hi everyone!
I started using doxygen recently, I am finding it very well to document my source code type C / VHDL.
The only thing that I can not run well regards the source code of type C: I can not keep the relative line numbers to the pieces of code that I include with
(eg: i have a .md file to better explain the meaning of line code)
\ dontinlude file.c
\ skipline pattern
\ pattern until
the inclusion of the code works fine. But the line numbers start at "1" instead of the line number corresponding to the pattern. Similarly, if use
(e.g: in the same source file)
@code
my code
@endcode
the inclusion works properly but the line number starting from 1. This second method works properly in a VHDL source files from the 1.8.5 version (if I remember correctly). I am using the 1.8.9.1 on Linux Mint Mate as SO
Any help is greatly appreciated
thanks for your attention
marco
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Hi everyone!
I started using doxygen recently, I am finding it very well to document my source code type C / VHDL.
The only thing that I can not run well regards the source code of type C: I can not keep the relative line numbers to the pieces of code that I include with
(eg: i have a .md file to better explain the meaning of line code)
\ dontinlude file.c
\ skipline pattern
\ pattern until
the inclusion of the code works fine. But the line numbers start at "1" instead of the line number corresponding to the pattern. Similarly, if use
(e.g: in the same source file)
@code
my code
@endcode
the inclusion works properly but the line number starting from 1. This second method works properly in a VHDL source files from the 1.8.5 version (if I remember correctly). I am using the 1.8.9.1 on Linux Mint Mate as SO
Any help is greatly appreciated
thanks for your attention
marco