I have just discovered doxygen and have installed it using the windows GUI. (so far so good)
I am a complete newb but want to use doxygen to scan code to extract only logs/alerts, text message,severity etc for an application.
In the documentation it looks like there are standard commands to wrap around code you want to include in the output (depending on the code, python, C# etc)
Is there a way to create a prefix /suffix wrapper so i can use what may already be in the code. For example, all logs might start with a definition 'Error' (I don’t know yet ) so all i want to look for in the code are anything that starts Error and ends END_Error... and extract everything in between - and a way to exclude everything else. This is not being used for API (yet)
I am just reviewing the process at the moment prior to approaching the developers as I want to make sure I have a base understanding of what is possible/not possible. Ideally I want to work with whatever is in the code as opposed to requesting that tags are added.
I am completely new to this, so if you could point me to documentation thath may help with the above or anything that could help me...
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
I have just discovered doxygen and have installed it using the windows GUI. (so far so good)
I am a complete newb but want to use doxygen to scan code to extract only logs/alerts, text message,severity etc for an application.
In the documentation it looks like there are standard commands to wrap around code you want to include in the output (depending on the code, python, C# etc)
Is there a way to create a prefix /suffix wrapper so i can use what may already be in the code. For example, all logs might start with a definition 'Error' (I don’t know yet ) so all i want to look for in the code are anything that starts Error and ends END_Error... and extract everything in between - and a way to exclude everything else. This is not being used for API (yet)
I am just reviewing the process at the moment prior to approaching the developers as I want to make sure I have a base understanding of what is possible/not possible. Ideally I want to work with whatever is in the code as opposed to requesting that tags are added.
I am completely new to this, so if you could point me to documentation thath may help with the above or anything that could help me...
Thanks in advance