Re: [Doxygen-develop] new feature proposal: filter maps

[Francesco M. <f18...@ya...>]

Oleg Batrashev ha scritto:
> Hi,
> 
>>  However I think that it shouldn't be difficult to add to Doxygen a
>>  generic system which allows to override the default strings returned by
>>  the Translator-derived class selected for use.
> I would move "resourece strings" and localization completely to text
> conf files. It worked very well in my past experience with Java and
> Python.
however how do you take "decisions" in text conf files?
some functions take boolean arguments and output different strings 
dependending on it...
I was proposing something simpler only for project-specific filtering; 
changing all doxygen's Translator class implementations seems 
inefficient to me (doxygen would be slower since it needs to read the 
text conf file).

> And compilation time translator files take is huge.
I don't think this is a major problem... not many doxygen users compile 
it from sources I think (all major distro have it packaged) :)


>>  I.e. we could add an option, say "OUTPUT_FILTER", which allows the user
>>  to specify a text file to use as "filter map".
>>  Suppose I want in my project to have "Modules" label (returned by
>>  trModules() function) replaced by a "SomethingElse" label and  the text
>>  returned by trGeneratedAutomatically(const char*s) replaced by
>>  "Generated for " + s + " by Doxygen".
>>  Then I could simply write in the "filter map":
>>
>>  trModules=SomethingElse
>>  trGeneratedAutomatically=Generated for \1 by Doxygen
ops; here I wanted to write

trGeneratedAutomatically{1}=Generated for \1 by Doxygen

actually.

> Yes, in Python I would use something like
> module=module
> generatedAutomatically=Generated for %{project-name} by Doxygen
hmmm, I think reusing the same ALIASes syntax would be simpler and more 
intuitive for the user...

> So, you just need to tweak a resource (localization) file and pass it
> to doxygen as a replacement to original.
> 
> But it is quite an effort to reimplement.
in fact... my approach seems easier to me.

Thanks anyway for your suggestions :)

Francesco