Re: [Doxygen-users] Doxygen first use
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From: First L. <ber...@gm...> - 2016-12-13 16:48:40
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In pdf generation in latex the error is : ! LaTeX Error: File `files.tex' not found. Type X to quit or <RETURN> to proceed, or enter new name. (Default extension: tex) Enter file name:.... On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 5:37 PM, First Last <ber...@gm...> wrote: > Hello, > > Thanks for Doxygen, this is very useful. > > I was testing version 1.8.12 in windows on a small C# project and it was > working fine. > > If i may suggest, just add at the end of the wizard log that i have to go > in latex folder with a command tool and execute "make pdf" to generate the > pdf doc :-) > > After i have tried Doxygen on a larger folder i have to analyse, it did > some work. But the html doc is not working normally, as the first page > misses the index, and files "files.html" and "globals.html" are missing. > Also the latex pdf generation is not working. > > But there is NO visible error in the wizard log. What is happening ? I > imagine the project i want to document is bigger than what Doxygen can > handle, but would it be possible to have a clear error message ? > > I may suggest also : > > - that all warning messages in Doxygen logs would be written in each file > page as "analysis error", instead of having to dig inside thousands lines > to find warnings. > > - And that all Doxygen errors have a specific format so that a simple > search can find them, like \error or ***error for instance. > > > This is a fisrt user view, keeping in mind that this documentation > generation software is unique :-) so thanks to all authors ! Suggestioons > in theis emails are only to help improve it form a "first user" point of > view. > > Also i would suggest a hierachical proggression option in the wizard : > - first producing a high level document with the list of projects, > - then a document for each project, > - and finally a document of project inter-calling hierarchy : which > project calls which projects and reciprocally. > > Best regards, > Bernard > |