This way, I don't have to worry about any other comment expressions that may be present. When used as a documentation generator, Doxygen extracts information from specially-formatted comments within the code.
#Doxygen newline generator#
True, it puts them at the end of the comment expression list, but I don't think that will be a problem. Doxygen (/ d k s i d n / DOK-see-jn) is a documentation generator and static analysis tool for software source trees. Steps to reproduce: Download and extract ZIP (contains a header file and the default Doxyfile generated using doxygen -g). I have it in ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/c/c.vim, so it gets sourced for all C and C++ files. When a macro is defined at the bottom of a header file, without a newline following its definition, doxygen issues a warning, and doesn't add the macro to the documentation. Make sure you put it somewhere that will get sourced whenever you open a file you want to use with doxygen. It only works if there is a space between the last / and the first letter of the comment, that is no big deal, since it lends itself to readability.
#Doxygen newline code#
Change the code to print a warning if a multi-line \brief is encountered. While I can use par and indent one level, I am not able to do nested par. I want to explain the logic a bit more and find myself to need to have a need to indent my paragraphs. markers, from subsequent lines until an explicit termination feature is. Hi, I'm using Doxygen to generate the documentation for my C++ project. the \brief command will include all text, including the source code comment.
#Doxygen newline update#
It also works if you use o to open a new line while on a comment starting with ///. Leave the doxygen code as it is, and update the documentation to state that. There are several facets to the problemunderstanding the existing class hierarchy and global variables, the different user-defined types, and function call graph analysis, to name a few. Maintaining and adding new features to legacy systems developed using C/C++ is a daunting task.
However, it looks a bit like you are starting a list of items. Learning doxygen for source code documentation. I have added it at the beginning of each line however without any effect on generated documentation text. doxygen supports n special command that forces new line in generated documentation. If you want a new paragraph, then just insert a blank line between content1 and content2. They look good in header file however when it is generated to html it is all in one line, it is not clear and hard to read.
This will continue lines of /// doxygen comments when you reach the end of a line while typing a comment. Assuming you don't want to start a new paragraph then the simplest route is to use HTML: You can useto break a line.