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List:       kdevelop-devel
Subject:    Re: How to get a nice API-doc tree in DocTreeView?
From:       "F () lk Brettschneider" <falk ! brettschneider () gmx ! de>
Date:       2003-03-20 0:10:56
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Hi!

Alexander Dymo wrote:

>>How can I get the tree that Doxygen generates embedded in doctreeview?
>>If I can not do it by some automatic means, how can I achieve it by hand
>>coding?
>>I see that doctreeview tries to read some .toc and .tag files, but I
>>don't understand it. :(
>>    
>>
>
>doctreeview doesn't read tocs and tags for the project documentation.
>(they can even be missing). But you can create tags with doxygen and
>add your documentation dir directly to the global config dialog to get
>a nice class tree.
>
>But I will take a look at weekend - maybe something can be done (for example
>to let the doctreeview to read tag files if they exist).
>
>
>  
>
BTW:
I tried to add a new documentation 
/home/falk/projects/kde3src/qt-copy/doc/html/qt.xml but that doesn't 
work. The entry appears in the docview tree, but when I click on it 
nothing happens. Then I tried to remove the entry again but I can't. It 
vanishes in the listbox of the dialog, but after OK it is there again.
Furthermore, it's possible to add new documentation entries without a 
name. The documentation treeview entry is empty then which should be 
prevented somehow.

Please, can you check if that happens for you too?

Cheers
F@lk
P.S.: my system is KDE-3.0.3, Qt-3.0.5, KDevelop from cvs



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