RE: [Doxygen-users] Using @link to reference a file

[Glenn M. <gle...@vo...>]

I had a tough time getting Doxygen to understand my links even when
using the <a href...> form. It coughed and choke the most on relative
paths.
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My solution was to insert something that I'd recognize, post-process the
file, and replace it with what was needed.
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I was already post processing the file to add navigation to the top and
copyright info to the bottom, anyway. Looking for my flags and replacing
them with something that worked was a minor extra step.
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Because I'm already post-processing, I'd be inclined to not use your
ALIAS definitions but to keep the @mylink and @endmylink delimiters. I'd
let them be the flags for the post-processor.
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Not what you were expecting.
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I have some open-source tools for post-processing (voyant_nav.pl)
available at www.voyanttech.com/tp_tools.zip (1.8 MB). Unzip and launch
tp_tools/_start_here.zip. Look up the perl programs (voyant_nav.pl).
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HTH
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Glenn

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Williams [mailto:KWi...@vi...]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 11:08 AM
To: dox...@li...
Subject: RE: [Doxygen-users] Using @link to reference a file



Alright, I figured out how to make my alias ALMOST work.  Here's what
I've got:=20

  ALIASES  =3D "mylink=3D@htmlonly<a =
href=3D\"../Properties.html#@endhtmlonly"

  ALIASES +=3D "endmylink=3D@htmlonly\">View Properties</a>@endhtmlonly" =


Here's how it would be used:=20

  /**=20
   * A Cat object.=20
   *=20
   * @mylink Cat @endmylink=20
   */=20
  interface Cat=20
  {=20
  }=20

Here's what it produces:=20

  <a href=3D"../Properties.html# Cat">View Properties</a>=20

Note this space --------------^=20

I just need to get rid of that space!  Anyone have any ideas on that
one?=20

-- Kevin Williams=20
   Visionael Corporation=20
   kwi...@vi...=20