Three Questions about PLDoc

[ECOWAREVOGL]

Hi

Now I'm using PLDoc since some days and there are the following questions now:

1. How to display the name of the source-file in the generated HTML-file?
e. g. if there are 10 libraries and each library has 10 packages, then the generated HTML-file shows all the 100 packages. Now we would like to see in the generated HTML-file, what source-file a package comes from.

2. How to handle more than one source-files if this source-files are NOT in the same directory but in many different directories? (There should be generated only one HTML-file, containing all the sources)

3. How to handle procedures and functions, that are NOT in a package?

regards
Bernhard Vogl

[Albert Tumanov]

1. Not possible directly.
Usually files are stored in some version control system,
and you can have tags like
/**
* @version $Id: /cvsroot/myproject/myfile.sql 1.1$
*/

2. Not supported by pldoc.
You can collect your source under some umbrella directory.

3. Not possible in current version of pldoc.

Unfortunately, the project is not currently maintained.
I do not use pldoc myself anymore.

[Martin Irigaray]

If you are not using PLDoc anymore, did you have an alternative method to generate PLSQL documentation?.
In the latest release, functions and procedures outside package are still not supported?.
Thanks.

[Amaury Forgeot d'Arc]

Hello,

I use the commercial product PL/SQL Developer.
It is great, not so expensive, and has a plsqldoc plugin:
http://www.allroundautomations.nl/plsqldevplugins.html

And it is maintained...

--
Amaury

[Albert Tumanov]

I do not use pldoc myself because I don't write PL/SQL anymore, only Java.

Nobody seems to be willing to contribute in this project,
maybe because most PL/SQL programmers are not able to write in Java,
and Java programmers are not much interested in PL/SQL :)