Re: [Doxygen-users] Question about Doxygen & Rational Rose / RTF bug report

[Paul B. <tri...@sp...>]

  You might want to consider an input filter.  From the sound of it you've 
got some pretty basic fixing up required, so a little perl script would do 
the job nicely.  Had to do the same thing a couple of years back to satisfy a 
guru that refused to use /* ... */ in his C++, so I wrote a filter that would 
combine blocks of //! into a single C-style comment block.

  -P

On Monday 23 July 2001 18:09, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am working on the documentation of a CORBA interface and would like to
> use Doxygen to get this done.
> A model of the interface has been created in Rational Rose 2001 E, and
> comments are in the Rose Model as well.
> I have two problems with the IDL files generated in Rose:
> - The first one is the fact that all IDL file comments start with "/* ",
> and they're seems to be no way to change this style.
> - The second one is the fact that Rose adds comments with @roseuid tags to
> the file and merges this tag with the preceding textual comment.
> Since I expect frequent updates, I would like to avoid manual tweaking in
> the ouput. Is any body doing something similar and knows a workaround? I'd
> really appreciate any help.
>
> I've also observed a strange behavior in generated RTF files and assume
> that this is either a bug or a version incompatibility. My configuration
> is: Doxygen 1.2.8.1, Win 2000 AS English, Word 2000 German. In the RTF
> output, class reference section have a TC and an XE field in front of the
> include statement. When I open an RTF file, update it with F9, save it, and
> open it again, the content of the TC field will be displayed as visible and
> printable text at the beginning of the corresponding line. I believe that
> this is due to a bug in the structure of the TC field: The switch that
> determines the TOC level should be at the end of the field, but it is in
> the centre. When I adjust the field structure manually, the behavior goes
> away.
>
> Thanks for your help in advance
>
> Susanne Muris

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