doxygenfile Directive¶
This directive generates the appropriate output for a single source file. It
takes the standard project
, path
, outline
and no-link
options
and additionally the sections
options.
For the standard option refer to the documentation on the main directives page. The directive-specific options are documented below.
sections
Limit the sections to render for the given source file to the given list. Many of the names come from Doxygen and Breathe internals and may not make sense from an external point of view. Nevertheless it is hoped this table is useful.
¶ Type
Description
briefdescription
Brief description
dcop-func
DCOP Function
define
Define
derivedcompoundref
Derived compound reference
detaileddescription
Detailed description
enum
Enumerator
event
Events
friend
Friend
func
Function
innerclass
Must be given to show sections inside a class
innernamespace
Must be given to show sections inside a namespace
package-attrib
Package attribute
package-func
Package function
package-static-attrib
Package static attribute
package-static-func
Package static function
package-type
Package type
private-attrib
Private attribute
private-func
Private function
private-slot
Private slot
private-static-attrib
Private static attribute
private-static-func
Private static function
private-type
Private type
property
Properties
protected-attrib
Protected attribute
protected-func
Protected function
protected-slot
Protected slot
protected-static-attrib
Protected static attribute
protected-static-func
Protected static function
protected-type
Protected type
prototype
Prototype
public-attrib
Public attribute
public-func
Public function
public-slot
Public slot
public-static-attrib
Public static attribute
public-static-func
Public static function
public-type
Public type
related
Related
signal
Signal
typedef
Type definition
user-defined
User defined
var
Variable
Contents
Example¶
This should work:
.. doxygenfile:: nutshell.h
:project: nutshell
It produces this output:
An overly extended example of how to use breathe.
-
class Nutshell¶
- #include <nutshell.h>
With a little bit of a elaboration, should you feel it necessary.
Public Types
Public Functions
-
void crack(Tool tool)¶
Crack that shell with specified tool
- Parameters
tool – the tool with which to crack the nut
-
bool isCracked()¶
- Returns
Whether or not the nut is cracked
Private Members
-
bool m_isCracked¶
Our cracked state.
-
void crack(Tool tool)¶
Example with Selected and Ordered Sections¶
The following will only show the briefdescription and public-type sections, in that order:
.. doxygenfile:: nutshell.h
:project: nutshell
:sections: briefdescription innerclass public-type
It produces this output:
An overly extended example of how to use breathe.
-
class Nutshell¶
- #include <nutshell.h>
Example with Nested Namespaces¶
This should work:
.. doxygenfile:: namespacefile.h
:project: namespace
It produces this output:
Functions
-
void outerFunction()¶
Function outside of the namespace.
-
class OuterBar¶
- #include <namespacefile.h>
This is outside the namespace.
-
class InnerBar¶
This appears as a sub class.
-
class InnerBar¶
-
namespace foo¶
Functions
-
int baz()¶
This also appears.
-
class Bar¶
- #include <namespacefile.h>
This appears in the documentation.
Public Functions
-
virtual void publicFunction() const = 0¶
namespaced class function
-
virtual void undocumentedPublicFunction() const = 0¶
Protected Functions
-
inline void protectedFunction()¶
A protected function.
-
inline void undocumentedProtectedFunction()¶
Private Functions
-
virtual void privateFunction() const = 0¶
This is a private function.
-
virtual void undocumentedPrivateFunction() const = 0¶
-
class PrivateClass¶
A private class.
-
class ProtectedClass¶
- #include <namespacefile.h>
A protected class.
-
class PublicClass¶
- #include <namespacefile.h>
A protected class.
-
class UndocumentedPrivateClass¶
-
class UndocumentedProtectedClass¶
-
class UndocumentedPublicClass¶
-
virtual void publicFunction() const = 0¶
-
int baz()¶
Example for Multiple Files¶
When there are multiple files with the same name in the project, you need to be more specific with the filename you provide. For example, in a project with the following two files:
/some/long/project/path/parser/Util.h
/some/long/project/path/finder/Util.h
You should specify:
.. doxygenfile:: parser/Util.h
.. doxygenfile:: finder/Util.h
To uniquely identify them.
Failing Example¶
This intentionally fails:
.. doxygenfile:: made_up_file.h
:project: nutshell
It produces the following warning message:
Warning
Cannot find file “made_up_file.h” in doxygen xml output for project “nutshell” from directory: ../../examples/specific/nutshell/xml/