Including doxygen into a latex doc

Is is possible to include documentation generated by doxygen as a
chapter of a (larger) latex document?

Thanks in advance for the attention
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-- 
Paolo Redaelli <paolo.redaelli <at> poste.it>

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RE: DISABLE_INDEX option w/ v1.3.2

Given the disagreeing viewpoints (which are as equally valid as my issue), I agree that a blanket
disablement of all indices is not the best approach.  If adding (yet another) config option to control
these does not sit well, I can live without it.  I've already worked around the issue in my post-proc scripts.

Thanks for looking at it, though.

Burke

-----Original Message-----
From: Johan Eriksson [mailto:johan.r.eriksson <at> ericsson.com]
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 9:18 AM
To: doxygen-users <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Doxygen-users] DISABLE_INDEX option w/ v1.3.2

I disagree as well, we have disabled the index and instead using the 
treeview function, which in fact produces an index page but in another 
frame. To satisfy everyone maybe as Gail suggested a configuration 
option is preferable.

Regards,
         Johan

E. Gail wrote:
> I disagree. 
> 
> We use the other indices but not the main index. So, if disable index
> were to disable all, I would request another option be available to
> enable the others only.
> 
> Thanks,

A bug?

Hi,

the following piece of code produces a warning "Unsupported html tag <type>
found" on the marked line.

  /**
   *  Void pointer type for internal object
>> *
   *   <at> note
   *  A note
   */
  typedef void * T_Conv_ObjectPtr;

Mike

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<at> brief

Hello,

Is it intentional that the following comment:

/**
 *   <at> brief
 *  Brief description
 */

produces a "Found unknown command '\brief'" warning?

Mike

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Paged function documentation

Hello,

I remember there was a long thread about having each function's
documentation on its own page. Has it been solved?

Mike

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Re: Misinterpreted const qualifier in parameter list

Concerning "Misinterpreted const qualifier in parameter list" Dimitri van Heesch
asked:

> What version of doxygen are you using?
Doxygen 1.3.2 on Windows NT4, downloaded as binary release from Doxygen homepage

> How does the class declaration of epString look?
File epstring.h:

/**
 * Short class description.
*/
class epString
{
  epString(const char * const);
}

File epstring.cpp:

/**
 *  \param s Just a test parameter.
 */
epString::epString(const char * const s)
{
}

Doxygen log output:

C:/epstring.cpp:1: Warning: argument `s' of command  <at> param is not found in the
argument list of epString::epString(const char *const)

Problem with transparent doxygen .png

Re: Problem with transparent doxygen .png

Are you trying to view it in IE?  IIRC, IE does not support png 
transparency, nor do they have any intention of putting in support.

--Zac

On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Jenista, Todd wrote:

> For some reason, the background on the doxygen.png seems to come up
> white regardless of the background I place it on. I checked the .png
> using Microsoft photo editor, and the editor says that it is set for
> transparent. I have tried other icons, and set them transparent, and
> they work. I have also tried the .png on other webpages, but I am not
> getting the transparency. I really want to leave the icon on the footer
> as kudos to Dimitri van Heesch for his excellent work on Doxygen. Am I
> the only one experiencing this?
> This is the code I used for the test:
>  
> <html>
> <head>
> </head>
> <body bgcolor = green>
> <center><h1>Title here<p> Documentation </h1></center><p>
> <img src="doxygen.png">
> </body>
> </html>
>  
> Also, as a suggestion, if we could get the option to set the graphics
> (hierarchy, inheritance and collaboration diagrams) to transparent, it
> would be greatly appreciated.
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> 
> Todd E Jenista 
> SBIRS Tech Aide 
> 2875 Presidential Drive, Suite 180 
> Fairborn, OH 45324 
> tjenista <at> ball.com <mailto:tjenista <at> ball.com>  
> 937-320-6024 
> 
>  
> 

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RE: Problem with transparent doxygen .png

I am using IE, but when I tested another .png file from doxygen that did
not have a transparent background, and used Microsoft photo editor to
make the background transparent, and then saved it as a .png, it worked.
The weird part is that I have tried making the background of the doxygen
non-transparent, and then making transparent with Microsoft photo
editor, and it doesn't work. I even tried changing the background color,
and then making that different color transparent. It didn't work.

Suggestions, thoughts?

Todd

-----Original Message-----
From: Zac Hansen [mailto:xaxxon <at> chopper.slackworks.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 3:34 PM
To: Jenista, Todd
Cc: doxygen-users <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Doxygen-users] Problem with transparent doxygen .png

Are you trying to view it in IE?  IIRC, IE does not support png 
transparency, nor do they have any intention of putting in support.

--Zac

On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Jenista, Todd wrote:

> For some reason, the background on the doxygen.png seems to come up 
> white regardless of the background I place it on. I checked the .png 
> using Microsoft photo editor, and the editor says that it is set for 
> transparent. I have tried other icons, and set them transparent, and 
> they work. I have also tried the .png on other webpages, but I am not 
> getting the transparency. I really want to leave the icon on the 
> footer as kudos to Dimitri van Heesch for his excellent work on 
> Doxygen. Am I the only one experiencing this? This is the code I used 
> for the test:
>  
> <html>
> <head>
> </head>
> <body bgcolor = green>
> <center><h1>Title here<p> Documentation </h1></center><p> <img 
> src="doxygen.png"> </body>
> </html>
>  
> Also, as a suggestion, if we could get the option to set the graphics 
> (hierarchy, inheritance and collaboration diagrams) to transparent, it

> would be greatly appreciated.
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> 
> Todd E Jenista
> SBIRS Tech Aide 
> 2875 Presidential Drive, Suite 180 
> Fairborn, OH 45324 
> tjenista <at> ball.com <mailto:tjenista <at> ball.com>  
> 937-320-6024 
> 
>  
> 

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generate individual files for each function

Hi,

Does anyone know how can I generate separeted man files for each function in my C header?

Tks.
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