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A Lua bindings generator that uses Doxygen to parse C/C++ headers.
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exposed doxygen options EXCLUDE_PATTERNS and FILE_PATTERNS to the ins… #14

Closed leiradel closed 8 years ago

leiradel commented 8 years ago

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My project has a large number of Objective-C headers with the .h extension, but I only need to bind things in .hpp headers which have C++ code, so I've exposed the FILE_PATTERNS option.

Moreover, I use boost and I needed to exclude its headers from the bindings, so I've also exposed the EXCLUDE_PATTERNS option.

My editor is configured to remove white space at the end of lines, so I'm sorry for the Doxyfile diff. Let me know if it's a problem for you.

gaspard commented 8 years ago

Hi there !

Thanks for these changes :-)

Let's see if I can fix the tests triggered by adding ".H" to Doxyfile first (tests are currently failing on master) and then pull in your changes.

leiradel commented 8 years ago

No problem. I'll make another PR to add support for some STL classes I need. My idea is to check for types std::vector< ... > and add them as if they were user-defined classes, including all the public methods.

Is this a good approach, or should I look somewhere else?

gaspard commented 8 years ago

I haven't had my head deep in dub for some time, but I think the fastest route would be to create a "VectorSomething" pseudo-header with the methods you need and then simply add a typedef in your real header (the one that will compile with the bindings).

leiradel commented 8 years ago

I'm not sure how to implement what you said, but I have many projects and tenths of headers per project, so I need to generate the binds automatically, i.e. without having to create/configure things per class as needed.

Thanks for the suggestion though.