See also FILE_PATTERNS and EXTENSION_MAPPING USE_MDFILE_AS_MAINPAGE = README.mdįinally, the file path to the readme needs to be added to the INPUT attribute as well. This will set which readme file will be as part of the main page. Inside the Doxyfile config file, add the file path to the readme file, see the following example. Additionally, it is also possible to integrate the readme that many projects today already have in their project folder.
#DOXYGEN COPYRIGHT TAG CODE#
In addition, to support extracting documentation from code and presenting it. Inside the html directory, open the index.html file with our favorite browsers and it should look something like the following. For starters, let us take a look at the html directory. If everything was successful, there will be a couple of subdirectories from where you executed Doxygen. For step will need to use the Doxygen tool again and our configuration file. Once the configuration is done, we can start generating our documentation. mySourceCodeFolder/ Generating Documentation
#DOXYGEN COPYRIGHT TAG FULL#
IMHO, CLion should recognize if /// was used in the beginning of the line (or only spaced before it) and automatically add another /// for the next line when enter is pressed.Whenever creating something in programming, at some point it will require documentation in order for the end-user to be able to fully understand and make full use of your library, executable and etc.īut how can we do it as seamlessly, continuously synchronized? Additionally, spend less time and more on our creation. However if I used /// in CLion it will not recognize that the previous line already has /// and again generated /// \brief on each new line. This morning after a night of sleep, I realized that oxygen comments are well generated for an one thing that did missled me also in this quest was the fact that I am used to always use line comments (//) in C++.
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In the heat of trying to find out what's "wrong" I did then create default constructors without arguments, resulting again in only to be generated and I did not realize this is ok as long as there is no return and parameter. When typing /// or /** in CLion in from of a class I did expect it to generate the tag, which I know is not mandatory. Ok, seems that probably only my expectations were wrong. Wherever I type (line before class, before constructor or before field) /// I only get "/// \brief "Ĭode sensing also works fine as adding this-> to the constructor body shows the added field.
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The program still compiles, and I get only the warning about the field not being used (exclamation sign). As this did not work I did populate protection parts (public & protected) and added a field as well as the default constructor. I first tried on the bare empty typing /// in the line before the class as I wanted to document the class purpose. Next was the problem that my new generated classes were not linked to any target, which I did by adding all cpp and h files to the single target.īut still when I enter /// I only get the \brief tag. This is my first VisualStudio project in CLion and I had much trouble to setup this toolchain first, before I updated to 2020.3.3 which fixed the compiler detection. If I enable the brief tag it will only generate the \brief tag in inline format even though it is not inline I have trouble with CLion not generating any doxygen comments in C++ when I enter /// (or one of the other possibilities).