Hi Stuart,
[snip]
>p.s. I do know that since libgeda is written in noweb format, there
>must be a way to extract documentation using that tool. However, I am
>not a noweb expert. If one of the noweb experts could quickly whip
>out a text file with the noweb-extracted documentation in it, I would
>be happy to incorporate it into the doc.
The libgeda texinfo documentation lives in:
libgeda/docs
If the docs built you can run:
info libgedadoc.info
and poke around, but don't get too excited. The parts that are
well documented are the pieces of code that Patrick wrote.
>
>p.p.s. I recall Ales mentioning quite a while ago that he also wanted
>to try using DOxygen for documentation. Did that ever go anywhere, or
>did we decide to stick with noweb?
I think I'm going to stick with noweb for existing code, but new
code will use doxygen.
-Ales
