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[nesting] path construction in comment parser #73
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hmm im slightly confused by this, why nest them all weird? |
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secretrobotron
Nov 22, 2012
I'm just trying to automate our documentation system a little bit. Knowing what's parented by what else, I can structure documentation output (html or something) in such a way that member functions can be nested inside classes, etc.
Is there another way to accomplish this? I did write this in the morning...
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I'm just trying to automate our documentation system a little bit. Knowing what's parented by what else, I can structure documentation output (html or something) in such a way that member functions can be nested inside classes, etc. Is there another way to accomplish this? I did write this in the morning... |
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I just haven't seen them nested like that, maybe it's best in a fork of dox |
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secretrobotron
Nov 22, 2012
Which part is confusing though? Nesting like https://github.com/visionmedia/dox/pull/73/files#L2R27 ?
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Which part is confusing though? Nesting like https://github.com/visionmedia/dox/pull/73/files#L2R27 ? |
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Outdated, sorry. |
secretrobotron commentedNov 22, 2012
Without disrupting the way dox already constructs its output, this patch offers a way for people to use the output to build nested structure. For example, having a class with members: paths offer some insight into how your documentation can be structured.