Closed aarian93p closed 7 years ago
Maybe you forgot to select doxygen to be the default documentation tool for C/C++ Editors? Have a look into 'Window > Preferences > C/C++ > Editor > Documentation tool comments' an set the Workspace default to 'Doxygen'
@aarian93p does the hint from @Corderbollie helps you?
Hi
Unfortunately not!
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The Eclox doesn't recognizes the doxygen comments in the header files (.h)
I do not understand how eclox should help with header files or cpp files? Eclox has support for the features (only):
Eclox has no support for writing comments (content assists etc.) in source files. The only setting i know comes from CDT and it supports all C/C++ file types (h, c, cpp): one has to enable it for the workspace or the project (like @Corderbollie described). Then you have some simple generation of the comment block -> just remove the comments from your function / method etc. and then type '/**' + ENTER. Then it generates something like this:
/**
*
* @param ...
* @return
*/
I works for header files too in my Eclipse Neon + CDT 9.2...
see #2
The Eclox doesn't recognizes the doxygen comments in the header files (.h) while the doxygen supports and parses them. I think it would be nice if you add a say checkbox in the doxygen page in the preferences which allows us to enable the eclox for headers or something like that.