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[Doxygen-users] filename problem in 1.2.8

[Trevor R. <Tre...@pe...>]

Dimitri,

I've run into a problem introduced in 1.2.8 on Windows.  I have a class that
derives from "std::bad_alloc".  Therefore, Doxygen tries to generate
documentation for that class.  The problem is that is wants to name the file
"std::bad_alloc.html" or something similar.  Windows is not too keen on
creating filenames with colons (":") in them, so Doxygen aborts saying it
can't create the file.  Doxygen 1.2.7 named the file
"classstd_1_1bad__alloc.html".

Thanks,
Trevor

Re: [Doxygen-users] filename problem in 1.2.8

[Luigi B. <lui...@ri...>]

At 11:19 AM 6/8/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Dimitri,
>
>I've run into a problem introduced in 1.2.8 on Windows.  I have a class that
>derives from "std::bad_alloc".  Therefore, Doxygen tries to generate
>documentation for that class.  The problem is that is wants to name the file
>"std::bad_alloc.html" or something similar.  Windows is not too keen on
>creating filenames with colons (":") in them, so Doxygen aborts saying it
>can't create the file.  Doxygen 1.2.7 named the file
>"classstd_1_1bad__alloc.html".

You can set SHORT_NAMES to YES to have the files named as a0143.html or 
something like it (index.html will still be called index.html).

Bye,
         Luigi

Re: [Doxygen-users] filename problem in 1.2.8

[Dimitri v. H. <di...@st...>]

On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 11:19:56AM -0500, Trevor Robinson wrote:
> Dimitri,
> 
> I've run into a problem introduced in 1.2.8 on Windows.  I have a class that
> derives from "std::bad_alloc".  Therefore, Doxygen tries to generate
> documentation for that class.  The problem is that is wants to name the file
> "std::bad_alloc.html" or something similar.  Windows is not too keen on
> creating filenames with colons (":") in them, so Doxygen aborts saying it
> can't create the file.  Doxygen 1.2.7 named the file
> "classstd_1_1bad__alloc.html".

For HTML the same naming scheme should still be used. It's the man
pages that are generated with names that could include colons. For
Windows I suggest to disable man page output, while I work on a fix that
generates less "dangerous" names.

Regards,
  Dimitri