Re: [Doxygen-users] How to generate an Appendix page

[Stefan H. <hei...@ho...>]

 

On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 3:14 AM,  <dox...@li...> wrote:


Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2014 09:08:44 +0100

From: Stefan Heiss <hei...@ho...>

Subject: [Doxygen-users] How to generate an Appendix page

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Is there an official way to generate an doxygen page and move it in the Appendix. I'm currently thinking about patching the refman.tex Output from doxygen in such a way that it will include an Appendix, and move some pages therein. Basically, that works with a few awk/grep/sed lines of code. However, it will just be a proprietary solution, and furthermore, just for LATEX.




However, I would Need it also for HTML Output, where I have no Idee how to do it there, yet. And, moreover, it has the further disadvantage, that with new doxygen Versions this Approach may Need to be adjusted over and over again.




So, I would like to know how other doxygen users are coming around this shortage?



Additionally, I would like to suggest a new doxygen command:

@appendixpage

which basically works similar to the @page command. However, the generated page will be put into an Appendix instead of the normal page place.

 I think you could do what you want by creating a custom "DoxygenLayout.xml". See the "Customizing the Output" section of the doxygen documentation.


I think adding the following might do what you want:

     <tab type="user" url="@ref appendix" title="Appendix"/>


Then create a "@page appendix Appendix" page and use "@subpage" inside that to organize your appendix pages.   Hi Ron, I've tried your proposal using the "DoxygenLayout.xml". For HTML Output this seems to work fine as Long as it is a normal @page generated page. However, html Output gets duplicated when it is a cross-referenced-list generated page. Moreover, for LATEX Output the <navindex></navindex> customisation seems to have no Impact. 
Is there a solution covering all possible Doxygen Outputs, or at least HTML and LATEX?If there isn't, a future doxygen improvement migth include an @appendixpage tag, or could possible considere the DoxygenLayout.xml/navindex also for the LATEX Output. -Stefan



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