Is your laptop missing something needed to view (or maybe create) the diagrams?
I don't know if these are required for those diagrams to display, but I always
install these with Doxygen:
GraphViz (for "dot")
Mscgen
From: Arthur Schwarz [mailto:aschwarz1...@att.net]
Sent: Monday, Apr
On my desktop I can see hierarchy graphs. On my laptop I can only view textual
class hierarchy. The Doxyfiles are the same. Any reason for this?
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Arthur Schwarz, 22.04.2013 18:23:
> Is there a way to separate the index.html file from the directory
Hi Arthur.
Why not jst keep the auto-generated where it is?
Instead just put a little extra HTML page at your desired location and
use HTML-link and/or HTML redirect feature to the original .
I normally just make a link to the file and copy the link to where I want to
access the main page from.
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From: Arthur Schwarz
Subject: [Doxygen-users] Separate and rename index.html
To: doxygen-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Monday, April 22, 2013,
Hi Arthur.
I have solved it for our project by placing the attached file next to the
html folder.
Then just use that file instead of the index.html file.
Kind regards,
Stefan.
*From:* Arthur Schwarz [mailto:aschwarz1...@att.net]
*Sent:* Montag, 22. April 2013 18:23
*To:* doxygen-users@list
If it's always in the same dirtree, find it once and set a bookmark in the
browser.
Then, even if you delete it all and recreate it, you an open it easily next
time.
From: Arthur Schwarz [mailto:aschwarz1...@att.net]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 11:23 AM
To: doxygen-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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Is there a way to separate the index.html file from the directory it is in
and rename it? I have about 225 items (directories and files) generated by
Doxygen along with the index.html file. It is a pain to find the index.html
file in the browser.
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Dear Bernd,
\fbox{} ... an excellent work-around. Also works with tikzpicture, so I'm
doubly pleased.
Colours all come out in black and white, but that's only a very minor issue.
So, thank you very much. Best regards, Bob.
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Hi Bob,
it seems there is a problem with the boxes. If you don't mind the frame
around the diagram you can use \fbox (\mbox does not work).
\f[
\fbox{
\begin{tikztimingtable}
clock & 10{HL} \\
signal1 & 5{LLHH} \\
signal2 & 5{LHHL} \\
\
