[Doxygen-users] Question on generated HTML header

[Jaap S. <s98...@ho...>]

Hello,

I have a question regarding the generated HTML header. I am already using 
the HTML_HEADER tag but below that I'm getting the by Doxygen generated bar 
with info which looks like this at the moment:

Main Page   Modules   Data Structures   File List   Data Fields   Globals   
Related Pages

I'm using the OPTIMIZE_OUTPUT_FOR_C tag (Because I'm not using C++ at the 
moment), which explains the modules and data structures links there.

But I'm wondering whether I can influence what appears in that bar. For 
example the 'Globals' and 'Data fields' are not very handy/usefull imho. Now 
I could change every HTML file by hand (or write a little tool) to remove 
these, but maybe there is some setting for it?

But I'd like to go even further. I'd love to see a list of global functions 
only, instead of all globals (variables + functions). And have a new link in 
the top bar that says: Functions. It's very funny actually cause the 'Data 
fields' link points to a html file named functions.html. But it contains 
information on which member belongs to which datastructure (not very usefull 
imho).

Is that even possible without building my own Doxygen, or fiddling with the 
HTML output myself?

Maybe it's in the Docs, but I coulnd't find it. Sorry if it's actually 
there.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Jape

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