Re: [Doxygen-users] Custom Tag like @date

[Stefan P. <ste...@gm...>]

Am 03.04.2012 17:34, schrieb Klein, Raimund:
> Hi everyone,
> I've been playing around with the ALIASES configuration part, but
> somehow I don't get this:
> We're using a non-standard Javadoc tag @created in a lot of our classes.
> As the name suggests, this just marks the date the specific source file
> was created. The tag is part of the header section where stuff like
> @author, @version etc. shows up.
> As the subject suggests, I'd like to have this treated just like the
> @date (or @author) tag with <dl> etc. I tried coding it as a 1-argument
> command, but that didn't help - the output simply ignored the tag and
> just printed the date without any context. So for now, I just defined a
> simple alias like this:
> ALIASES = created="<b>Angelegt am: </b>"
> But that won't really do the trick:
> - The entry will never be aligned with the other heading entries.
> - If the sequence is mixed (e.g., first @author with a name, then
> @created with a date, then @version with a value), doxygen apparently
> views the @created portion as part of the previous tag and just puts it
> on the same line with that entry.
> Does anybody have an idea? Is there a way to play around with mapping
> @created to @date and providing another translation for the latter? We
> don't use @date anyway, so if there were a way to accomplish this, that
> wouldn't seem really nice, but certainly sufficient.
>

May be you can use >>ALIASES = created="@par Angelegt am:"<< or similar 
instead?


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