[Doxygen-users] newbie-question: XML to HTML

[Steger B. <b.s...@pe...>]

Hello!

I'm an absolut newbie to doxygen, so excuse asking maybe something absolutly
clear.

What I do:

Automotive project with lots of code written in C/C++, MATLAB and Python
should be documented.
As (sadly) the filter written by Ian Martins doesn't fit the given
MATLAB-code (and I never used flex etc., so I cannot figure out the problem,
seems to be that the filter is getting a little bit confused by the given
commentary, maybe the MATLAB-developers are using "nasty" letters), I tried
another approach:

Generated some so-called preprocessors to generate C-ish MATLAB-code (only
the commentary and the function-headers). Then i am putting all together as
input for doxygen and generate my documentation. Afterwards using an
so-called post-processor I exchange the C-ish MATLAB-code with the
"original" MATLAB-code and reset the links. Still testing, but seems to work
quit good.

The problem is:

The management wants to be able to generate HTML-documentation (only one
file or multiple files), XML and RTF/PDF.

My question now:

The best approach - as I can say - would be to let doxygen generate an
XML-documentation.
For the One-file-HTML I can use the given combine.xsd to get one XML-file.
But then? I am knew to XML Schema, so how can I generate out of the
XML-file, given one (or - as I think - do I need both XSD, index and
compound) XSD the one-file-html. Or is there any other way? (If possible
should be an solution in Python)

Thanks for helping me,

Bernhardt Steger

P.S.: Couldn't figure out how to use the doxmlparser.dll in this case.