bulleted list problem

I have recently been running into a problem generating bulleted lists.  
I am running Doxygen 1.2.18 on cygwin/win2k. 

The problem I am encountering is that the list will automatically move a
2nd bullet in a row on the top level up a level to the second.  The
after that all bullets follow accordingly.

---------Source that I ran the problem with---------

///
/// \file errors.h
/// \brief This is a quick test of bullets
///

///
/// \struct control_input_type errors.h
/// \brief Our Structure.
///

typedef struct control_input_type
{
   ///
   /// \var char swit[5]
   /// - swit[0] Reject
   ///  - 0 = norm
   ///  - 1 = rej
   /// - swit[1] Brightness
   ///  - 0 = night
   ///  - 1 = day
   /// - swit[2] vid

How do you create one large overall dot graph

Is there a way to generate one dot graph showing how all files relate to 
each other instead of in sections?

Thanks

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RE: Huge Memory Consumption

> From: Jake Colman [mailto:colman <at> ppllc.com]
> > We are using doxygen-1.3.4 on a very large project.  While executing,
> > doxygen took 2gb of memory and blew away the machine so that noone else
> > could do any work.  Any suggestions how to deal with this?
>
> You could use the "nice" command, if you are sing linux or UNIX.

Under Windoze you can bring up the task manager and change the priority by
selecting the task from the task-list and clicking 'Set Priority'.

G.

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Ich werde ab  01.10.2003 nicht im Büro sein. Ich kehre zurück am
16.10.2003.

Ich werde Ihre Nachricht nach meiner Rückkehr beantworten.

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Reverse Callgraph.

I would like to get a summary of all functions that call a paticular 
function. Just the opposite of the callgraph that is now produced. Is 
there a way to do this ?

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Documenting Templates

How does one document a template so that Doxygen will see it?  Do you
document an instance of it or the generic declaration of it.  The only
solution we have found is to specify HIDE_UNDOC_MEMBERS=NO.

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Collaberation Graph Problem

Somewhere between 1.3.0 and 1.3.4 there was a change made to the generation
of the Collaberation Graphs.  We use HIDE_UNDOC_MEMBERS=NO to include even
those (as yet) undocumented classes.  In 1.3.4 this ends up including
primitive members (i.e. bool, int) and not just the complex members.  This
greatly increases the complexity of the generated graph to the point where it
is not usable.

Is there a config parameter we may have missed?

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Re: Documenting Templates

I've gotten doxygen to handle templates, but I did have to move up to
version 1.3-rc3 to do it.  (Though this was a while ago, so that
might be an old version for all I know. :)  I documented it just like
I did all the non-templated classes:

//! A really cool thing
/*!
	Whizbangs are guaranteed to blah blah blah...
*/
template<typename T> class Whizbang {
public:
	...

I couldn't get it to handle typedefs nicely though, like if I did
something like this:

typedef Whizbang<int> WhizbangInt;

it wouldn't add a link to the Whizbang page any time someone referred
to a WhizbangInt.  So I had to do this atrocity:

/*! \class WhizbangInt
	\brief A Whizbang for ints.
	This "class" is just a typedef around the template class
	Whizbang, with int as the template parameter.  See the
	Whizbang documentation for the actual API.
*/
typedef Whizbang<int> WhizbangInt;

Re: Algorithm for Creating Annotations

On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 04:23:35PM -0400, Jake Colman wrote:
> 
> I've just had an epiphany: Doxygen is smart enough to strip off 'noise' words
> from the 'brief' description when displaying that text in an annotated
> listing!
> 
> What algorithm does it use for identifying noise?  The word "implements" is
> not stripped off but the "provides" is.  Is there a definition somewhere?

Yes, look at src/index.cpp function abbreviate(). Suggestions for improvements
(in the form of patches) are welcome 

Regards,
  Dimitri

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RE: Feature Request: eclipse help output