Hello.
I am a strong user of doxygen but i have some ideas which if implemented
would make doxygen more usefull to me and hopefully also for others.
First is member groups nesting. The question is why not? If the user feels
it has many categories and subcategories for classifying its methods, its
his decition. Isnt it?
Another, more interesting feature is a filtering feature. I would like to be
able to produce documentation with all the public methods, ignoring private
and protected. And also to filter only the classes i like to stay. This is
used when I work in a library project and i want to generate documentation
for the user of the library and not for the developer. In those cases i
would like the documentation to be as simple as possible.
The last of the features I am longing for is to be able to generate a framed
version of a class view... in that case the class methods are shown in the
right frame and the list of class methods are shown in a left frame instead
of being shown in the head of the page. That is similar to the current menu,
but different because the menu does not show methods, it shows only
classes, and i cannot decide which information i want in the menu or not.
That would help the user to browse the page without losing a table of
contents as a help.
Please tell me what do you think about those ideas and what are the chances
that they will be implemented.
Thank you
Marcelo
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