Re: [Doxygen-users] Japanese SJIS
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From: Haruyuki O. <oh...@is...> - 2001-07-05 00:56:08
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Hello all. After I downloaded the source code of doxygen, I understand the current doxygen embeds EUC Kanji code in the source and does not support generationg Japanese RTF which is typically Shift JIS. I guess the most easiet way to support Shift JIS is to embed Shift JIS Kanji code instead of EUC in the source, to return the literal string "Shift_JIS" instead of "euc-jp" in QCString::idLanguageCharset(), and then to recompile all source code. But Maybe it is not good idea because of limiting extensibility. > Hello. I'm new to doxygen. > > I'm using doxygen on Windows. Unfortunatelly Japanese SJIS code set is > mainly used on Windows because of historical reason. EUC code set > comes from Unix culture. Does anyone successfully use SJIS code with > doxygen ? I have some problem when inlining sources and producing rtf. > > Regards, > --- > Haru (Haruyuki Ohtani) Regards, --- Haru (Haruyuki Ohtani) |