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Define
"compatible". If you mean that the xml output from Doxygen must use
the same xml tags as the xml output from the MS C# compiler, then I'd say
your simplest answer would be to use custom xml tags in your C# code that match
those output by Doxygen. Or you could feed Doxygen's xml output through an
XSLT transformation and make it look like the xml output by the MS C#
compiler.
I've
looked at both the MS C# xml and Doxygen's output. Doxygen's output
is superior to the MS C# xml, in my opinion. The MS C# xml seems to
have been an afterthought. I'd use Doxygen to document my C# code if I
were you.
Just
my opinion.
--
Onorio
Catenacci
I
don't speak for my company.
Hi there!
I would like to create XML documentation from C++
sources. The generated files have to be compatible with C# XML-documentation
generated by the MS C# compiler. Is it possible to tweak doxygen in such a
way? I am quite new to XML, does the solution lie in DTD or
XML-schema?
Thanks in advance
- Andre
Loker
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