Open asmwarrior opened 2 months ago
This is a frequent problem on github. Publishers want it easy for folks to review documentation without too much effort.
Most important is to improve documentation, which is currently not good.
Try this: https://codedocs.xyz/DRNadler/wxMathPlot_take2/ I added a pull request adding the .codedocs configuration file.
Try this: https://codedocs.xyz/DRNadler/wxMathPlot_take2/ I added a pull request adding the .codedocs configuration file.
Hi, good work, the site works very well.
Except missing diagrams and old version of DOxygen - aarrrggg... I've posted to GitHub and contacted xyz's author, we'll see if it ever gets fixed ;-(
The diagrams are still showing badly, for example:
https://codedocs.xyz/GitHubLionel/wxMathPlot/class_math_plot_1_1mp_f_x_y.html
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/137874#discussioncomment-10561970
I tracked down the codedocs.xyz author; he told me he's too busy to maintain the site even though it just needs loading Graphviz and the latest Doxygen...
Maybe, we can try this kind of github action automatically?
Give it a try!
I'm not very familiar with the github action, but recent days, I have learned how to build a full Code::Blocks release package from the source totally in github action, see here: https://github.com/asmwarrior/x86-codeblocks-builds
So, I believe using the github action to build the doxygen generated html is also available.
In the future, I think we can even use github action to build a demo wxMathPlot project, so people can download it and run it in their PC.
See if you can add Doxygen and Graphviz to your github action installation list and run them...
See if you can add Doxygen and Graphviz to your github action installation list and run them...
Well, my guess the doxygen and graphviz tools are a bit different than the traditional C++ compiler in the github action. I haven't tried anything yet about those tools.
EDIT:
Also, I haven't tried to build a personal site myself yet in github.
Try adding them to your existing action...
Hi, @GitHubLionel and @DRNadler
Currently, there are a folder named Doc in the code repo.
This folder contains a lot of doxygen generated html files.
My suggestion is that the document html file could put in a standalone site, not in the code repo. So that the document and the code can be synchronized very easily.
Any ideas?