This is quite a hard one, I don't really touch what is inside a
function body, so you can see what the original pascal
source was, rather than convert the whole thing to C++.
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It may help you in the forthcoming v0.31 of pas2dox in that
function body is ommited by default. This should stop any
oddities in documentation generation that may occur.
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There is now an experimental command line option in CVS
pas2dox.l, to convert a pascal function body to c++. It can
be enabled with -b.
I had wanted to resist converting function body statements,
because the project might move away from it's original goal
and start to become a pascal to c conversion tool.
also, I think it's nice for the pascal developer to see
pascal function body in Doxygen generated files, although I
accept your point that the doxygen references are then not
complete.
Hopefully we can find a happy medium.
Let me know how you get on with the -b option.
Ta,
Darren.
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This is quite a hard one, I don't really touch what is inside a
function body, so you can see what the original pascal
source was, rather than convert the whole thing to C++.
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It may help you in the forthcoming v0.31 of pas2dox in that
function body is ommited by default. This should stop any
oddities in documentation generation that may occur.
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Christian,
There is now an experimental command line option in CVS
pas2dox.l, to convert a pascal function body to c++. It can
be enabled with -b.
I had wanted to resist converting function body statements,
because the project might move away from it's original goal
and start to become a pascal to c conversion tool.
also, I think it's nice for the pascal developer to see
pascal function body in Doxygen generated files, although I
accept your point that the doxygen references are then not
complete.
Hopefully we can find a happy medium.
Let me know how you get on with the -b option.
Ta,
Darren.