Open sethpark opened 8 years ago
I have not done anything with grouping instructions (didn't know those were a thing). If the information is not in the XML then I don't have it available.
For the Oculus-driven work I'm doing I simply emulating the organization of what they've publicly published. I have no idea how generally applicable that code will be.
If you can point me to specifications or examples I can see what I figure out.
Thanks, Eliot. Tushar is doing a first round of analysis and we'll publish the results.
Hi All,
Grouping is great way to categorize information generated by Doxygen.
However, grouping is optional and it is therefore, you do not see any group
information generated when you process the index.xml file. It is important
to note that if you have groups defined in your source files, you should
see 'group__
I have always been looking for a similar solution and am already excited!!!
-Aman Talwar
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Thanks, Eliot. Tushar is doing a first round of analysis and we'll publish the results.
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Hi Eliot. Have you worked with grouping in the Doxygen flow (https://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/manual/grouping.html)? Our current doxygen-to-dita flow is a customization of the HTML generation program, which builds the navigation in a way that considers "grouping" instructions. The XML output does not seem to respect grouping information explicitly. We are analyzing the XML to determine whether we can infer grouping information and rebuild the DITA map taking into account this grouping information. If you've done some analysis here, I would appreciate your guidance.