On 8/29/26 09:32, 'Albrecht Schlosser' via fltk.coredev wrote:
On 8/29/26 18:06 Greg Ercolano wrote:
To redo the doxygen docs, perhaps there's an \include technique
of some kind so the docs from elsewhere get pulled in to that
same location, avoiding duplicate docs.
Yep, there is (for instance) `\include{doc}` which we already use,
but IIRC that requires an entire file to be included.
[..]
If we wanted to include some documentation details in more than
one place, then we'd have to add one file for each piece of docs
(AFAICT). That doesn't make it easier to maintain.
Yeah, that's what I feared, but I thought maaaaybe there was a
way to bracket sections, give them a single name, and then \include
that, pulling in a copy of all that text.
From what I can tell, a possible route is to use @defgroup in
the "Drawing Things" section, and then pull in the function/method
docs by using @addtogroup <some_name> and then use @{ and @}
to bracket them for capture by the "Drawing Things" section.
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