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As of 1.8.8 doxygen parses also most common script arguments. Therefore, it can generate nearly complete call graphs. There is really no reason to use this filter anymore.

Doxygen natively supports Tcl as of version 1.7.5.

I decided to move from subversion to mercurial. It is just more comfortable to have a local repository. Technically, it was very easy: (1) enable mercurial, (2) create a local clone, (3) run hg convert --datesort https://tcl2doxy.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/tcl2doxy tcl2doxy, (4) run hg push, (5) disable subversion. Well, I also did some backup before. And I need to enable my build tools to call hg instead of svn.... read more

I have been using tcl-dox for a while. It is a nice programme to make doxygen produce documentations for tcl programmes. Tcl-dox is a flex generated scanner. A sophisticated one, of course.

Last year the author of tcl-dox has abandoned the flex approach because of it being error prone and difficult to maintain. Well, as I also developed some enhancements for my own scripts I can confirm this. Anyway, thank you Greg for starting out with tcl-dox and making it a rather useful tool.... read more