[Doxygen-users] Header file parsed without '\file' ('@file')
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From: Joe B. <pub...@gm...> - 2018-05-10 09:00:32
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Hi, My understanding is that each file to be parsed by Doxygen should have at minimum the '\file' or '@file' command. I have a simple example where I get warnings from a file that shouldn't be parsed. The steps to reproduce are (Doxygen v1.8.14) 1) create a new empty directory 2) in the directory create "example.h" with the following content: typedef struct { int i; } S; 3) auto-generate a Doxyfile with "doxygen -g" 4) run Doxygen I see two warnings: C:/temp/example.h:2: warning: Compound S is not documented. C:/temp/example.h:3: warning: Member i (variable) of class S is not documented. I can see in the auto-generated Doxyfile that EXTRACT_ALL = NO so why do I get these warnings when 'example.h' doesn't have '\file' or '@file'? Thanks. |