[Doxygen-users] Creating hierarchical documentation
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From: Randy Y. <Ra...@as...> - 2023-11-19 12:19:16
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We are using doxygen for general project documentation (i.e., not for code). We are standardized on using markdown (.md) files. I would like to partition the documentation into separate files, but have them show up in a hierarchy in the TOC pane on the left and as a continuous document in the output. For example, let's say I have a standard mainpage.md file, but then I want to create a glossary in a separate file called glossary.md: # Glossary {#glossary} - TBD: To Be Determined - n/a: Not Available etc. When I add this file to mainpage.md like this @subpage glossary doxygen nicely provides "Glossary" to the TOC pane, as I desire, but instead of actually including the markdown in the output, it includes a _link_ to the page; you must click on the link to see the page. How do I partition documents and get doxygen to 1) include the file in the TOC, and 2) get the content of the included file directly into the output rather than just a link? I also want to nest this under multiple hierarchies. --Randy This message contains confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient, notify the sender immediately and delete this e-mail from your system. You should always check e-mail for viruses. Sender does not accept liability for any viruses that may be inadvertently transmitted. |