/ be clear, these workarounds do indeed make Doxygen ignore the inheritance relationship, but I'd prefer not to unnecessarily pollute my code base, especially if there's a better / cleaner way to accomplish my goal. more naturally described as values rather than actions may ignore this rule. Then ensure that the following two directives are set inside the Doxyfile: The LSST Stack uses Doxygen to build C++ API reference documentation from. 638 group s: ignoring title s that does not match old title sn.
For completeness, I'll include both here: 11 Documents produced by Doxygen are derivative works derived from the. To be fair, I have found 2 workarounds, but they both involve putting conditional statements into my code. The Base class always shows up in my collaboration diagram. I've tried this on both Doxygen 1.8.6 and 1.8.11 and with different permutations of Base wildcards (Base*, *as*, etc), same behavior. However, I've found that this does not work: The Base class still shows up in my collaboration diagram for Derived.
Now, when I run Doxygen, I don't want to see Base class in the generated collaboration diagram.Īt first glance, it seems that the cleanest way to do this would be to use the EXCLUDE_SYMBOLS directive in my Doxyfile. Let's say my class definition looks like this:
It just seems to me that this should not be needed and inclusion of a folder one does not want parsed into the Project Properties -> General -> Ignored Folders Patterns should do the trick.I'm trying to get Doxygen to ignore an inheritance relationship when drawing collaboration diagrams. It’ll start looking for this file in the same folder as the file that’s being linted. Vale expects its configuration to be in a file named. This made them disapear from the Files Window but since I could access them using the symlink, I am still happy. You can override the default search process by manually specifying a path using the config option. I worked around this by creating a symlink to the files I want accessible from within MPLABX ( Files Window), moved them to a folder which does get parsed and then added the folder containing the problematic file to Tools -> Options -> Miscellaneous -> Files -> Ignored Files Pattern. js file) for which MPLABX reports an error ("Error parsing file") to the nbproject folder, which is included in the Project Properties -> General -> Ignored Folders Patterns by default. Guide to MySQL Database Service in OCI (PDF) Documentation (User Guides) Complete user guides of products and services. I've moved the problematic Doxygen file (it is a. 100 Developed, Managed and Supported by the MySQL Team. I've tried one more thing, which gave results I didn't expect. Hello again, Has anyone perhaps had a chance to look at this? Any input, even if it doesn't lead to a solution would be helpful.
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Can anyone offer advice on how to make the parser ignore a folder recursively? Note: I am using MPLABX IDE version 4.15. But then it didn't show in Files Window anymore, meaning that I can't open doxygen documentation from within MPLABX IDE. Going to Tools -> Options -> Miscellaneous -> Files -> Ignored Files Pattern and adding "docs" to the default pattern did indeed exclude the folder from the project. i tried closing the project and restarting MPLABX. The folder name is "docs" and is located in MPLABX project root (next to build, debug, dist etc.) I treid adding the following regex expression into Project Properties -> General -> Ignored Folders Patterns: ^(nbproject|docs|build|test)$ However this didn't do the trick and the "docs" folder still gets parsed. I would like to exclude the folder where doxgen does its magic. Hi, When using doxygen with an MPLABX project, the IDE parser reports an error in one of the files created by doxygen. MPLABX: Ignored Folders Pattern not working when trying to hide folder from parser
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