documentation-generation

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 2 years ago . This weekend I installed Windows 7 (brilliant!) and there I found this genious tool called Problem Steps Recorder. Apparently a tool that came with the beta bug reporting tool thingy. I am currently trying to document some application usages for other developers. (In this exact case, how to get Showplan XML

问题 I'm working on a re-usable API component for iOS apps. I have completed the API and documented it using headerdoc for future users. Now I want to create HTML pages for those header files. So I executed the following command in terminal from my project directory headerdoc2html -o ~/Desktop/My_Project_Documentation APIFolder/ But No documents are being created, instead I'm getting an error like: Skipping. No HeaderDoc comments found. No default encoding. Guessing. If date formats are wrong, try

问题 I'm currently in the process of documenting all of my django views and models using the Django admin documentation generator. While I haven't had any problems at all documenting views, however anything written in the docstrings of my Models are rendered just as plaintext in the documentation. In other words, if I want to reference a view: :view:`appname.view_name` will be rendered as a link (what I want) if inserted into the docstring of a view, but will show up as ":view:`appname.view_name`"

问题 Is there a way/tool to generate HTML documentation (similar to what doxygen does) directly from my Shell output or even a saved log ? If nothing is available, do you guys have any creative ideas on how to do that with the existing tools ? I'm thinking that while typing, I can put some sort of mark or special character and then have a tool pick that up as the beginning of a comment, while the rest of what is typed are CLI and output. Example : ubuntu@nso-172-73:~$ # This is a comment ubuntu

问题 I've got one really big .java class file that has a lot of members. How do I create HTML documentation for this so it shows me the members in order of appearance, without sorting by member type? (methods, constants and variables) For example if my Java code is: private int typeOfAction_1; // notice the order: 1,2,3.. public void startAction_2(){ } private int jobtype_3; private int jobcount_4; private void doJob_5(){ } public void haltAction_6(){ } Javadoc orders members in alphabetical order

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 2 years ago . I'm working on a C project that has seen many different authors and many different documentation styles. I'm a big fan of doxygen and other documentation generations tools, and I would like to migrate this project to use one of these systems. Is anybody aware of a tool that can scan source code comments for

问题 I've been adding docblocks to my code, and have resolved most of the build errors and warnings that the phpDocumentor script has generated and placed into the errors.html file. However, I have one last 'class' of warnings in my current documentation build - I get a warning for every class that I have documented in my application that inherits from an external library (in this case, Zend). Is there a way to stop warnings such as Warning - Class AMH_Controller_Action parent Zend_Controller

问题 Mostly for my own edification I'm trying to list all of the global variables loaded in the current Emacs session. What I was thinking about doing is producing an HTML file with all of the functions listed. Of course, what would also be useful is the file where the function, var, etc was defined. Is there anything already built into emacs to help? L- 回答1: Something along these lines should do: (let ((result '())) (mapatoms (lambda (x) (when (boundp x) (let ((file (ignore-errors (find-lisp

问题 For a very long time, when I have an error handler I make it report what Project, Module, and Procedure the error was thrown in. I have always accomplished this by simply storing their name via constants. I know that in a Class you get the name programmatically with TypeName(Me), but obviously that only gets me one out of three pieces of information and only when I'm not in a "Standard" module. I don't have a really huge problem with using constants, it's just that people don't always keep

问题 I have a not-so-small python package, with quite some history, documented with docstrings. During its development we introduced buildbot and later on Jenkins/Hudson. Recently I added a sphinx recipe to my buildbot.cfg , in order to collect the documentation from the sources and keep up to date web accessible docs. so far, so good: each time I commit a change, Jenkins takes care of extensively checking the package, generating a very complete overview and updating our documentation site. one of