Hi,
I am creating some documentation of our sources, with the
SOURCE_BROWSER setting set to TRUE, I see a correct HTML link in my
"CTestExtra Class Reference" to the .h file in which it was declared.
When clicking this link, it jumps to my 'TestExtra.h' page, fromwhich
I can jump to 'Go to the documentation of this file.' the 'TestExtra.h
File Reference' page.
But I do not want SOURCE_BROWSER enabled, because I dont want our .h
files to be in the documentation. I have set VERBATIM_ HEADERS to
FALSE.
I do have enabled the SHOW_INCLUDE_FILES.
When I now open my 'CTestExtra Class Reference' the
#include <TestExtra.h>
but it is not shown as a link.
I have traced the problem to:
Doxygen.cpp - line 769:
if ( fd->generateSourceFile()) // generate code for header
{
cd->setIncludeFile(fd,iName,local,!root->includeName.isEmpty());
}
else // put #include in the class documentation without link
{
cd->setIncludeFile(0,iName,local,TRUE);
}
Can I let the "CTestExtra Class Reference" page's #include
"TestExtra.h" make it jump directly to 'TestExtra.h File Reference'
The link at the bottom of the class reference page does seem to work correctly
When looking at classdef.cpp - line 992:
if (fd->generateSourceFile())
{
ol.writeObjectLink(0,fd->getSourceFileBase(),0,fname);
}
else if (fd->isLinkable())
{
ol.writeObjectLink(fd->getReference(),fd->getOutputFileBase(),0,
fname);
}
else
{
ol.docify(fname);
}
I see there are three possibilites, 1:link_to_code_file,
2:link_to_file_reference(the one I also want), 3:plain_text
Could some help me solve this ?
Regards,
Edgar
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