[Doxygen-users] SHOW_USED_FILES equivalent for C functions, pages, dirs ?

[Monique S. <mon...@ea...>]

Hello, Doxygen users,

In Doxygen 1.8.10 (on Windows 7, but I doubt that matters), setting SHOW_USED_FILES = YES results in a nice info message for classes and structs that tells which file/s were used to generate the Doxygen output page: “The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: ”.

I’d like to get a similar message for functions (I’m documenting a C codebase, not C++, so no classes; and the OPTIMIZE_OUTPUT_FOR_C setting is YES), .page file output, and .dir file output. Is that possible with any existing Doxygen settings?

If not, I could manually add the text to all Doxygen blocks, but I’d like to avoid that!

I realize that users could navigate through the Files > Globals > Functions to get to the big index-like page that lists all the functions and in which file they are. But all the functions are in groups, under the Modules tab/left-nav-tree. And I believe readers are much more likely to be looking at the output that way than by using the Files navigation method, especially because I renamed the “Modules” tab to be “Function Lists by Product”.

Thanks for any tips,
-Monique