C++Talk.NET C++ language newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Namespace and doxygen          C++Talk.NET Forum Index -> C++ language (comp.lang.c++) View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Erwin Burgstaller Guest Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 2:00 pm    Post subject: Namespace and doxygen When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules -> <module name> -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? Erwin -- http://i.wuell.net Back to top Derek Guest Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 5:56 pm    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen Erwin Burgstaller wrote: Quote: When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules -> <module name -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? If by "unusual" you mean posting to a newsgroup dealing with standard C++ instead of a doxygen forum, then yes. :) Back to top Erwin Burgstaller Guest Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 8:31 pm    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen * Derek <nowhere.in (AT) particular (DOT) com> wrote: Quote: Erwin Burgstaller wrote: When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules -> <module name -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? If by "unusual" you mean posting to a newsgroup dealing with standard C++ instead of a doxygen forum, then yes. First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ or isn't namespace part of it? Second, there's no doxygen group as I can see. Erwin -- Meine Mailadresse *ist* gültig, so wie sie ist. http://i.wuell.net Back to top Mike Wahler Guest Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 2:53 am    Post subject: Re: [OT] Namespace and doxygen "Erwin Burgstaller" <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> wrote Quote: * Derek <nowhere.in (AT) particular (DOT) com> wrote: Erwin Burgstaller wrote: When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules -> <module name -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? If by "unusual" you mean posting to a newsgroup dealing with standard C++ instead of a doxygen forum, then yes. :) First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ You asked a question about 'doxygen'. Quote: or isn't namespace part of it? namespaces are a C++ construct, yes. But 'doxygen' is not. Quote: Second, there's no doxygen group as I can see. That doesn't make it topical here. -Mike Back to top Billy O'Connor Guest Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 4:34 am    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen Erwin Burgstaller <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> writes: Quote: First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ or isn't namespace part of it? Second, there's no doxygen group as I can see. http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=5971 -- It's no longer a question of windows or GNU, it's a question of *Unix* or GNU. Back to top Erwin Burgstaller Guest Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 9:17 am    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen * Mike Wahler <mkwahler (AT) mkwahler (DOT) net> wrote: Quote: "Erwin Burgstaller" <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1077913903.166802 (AT) knapp (DOT) co.at... * Derek <nowhere.in (AT) particular (DOT) com> wrote: Erwin Burgstaller wrote: When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules -> <module name -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? If by "unusual" you mean posting to a newsgroup dealing with standard C++ instead of a doxygen forum, then yes. :) First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ You asked a question about 'doxygen'. No, I asked: "Am I doing something unusual?" and the only doing I've told of is putting the same namespace to several header files. So I repeat: Is it usual to spread a namespace over more than one header file? Erwin -- http://i.wuell.net Back to top Erwin Burgstaller Guest Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 9:17 am    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen * Billy O'Connor <billyoc (AT) gnuyork (DOT) org> wrote: Quote: Erwin Burgstaller <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> writes: First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ or isn't namespace part of it? Second, there's no doxygen group as I can see. http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=5971 That's not usenet. Erwin -- http://i.wuell.net Back to top Mike Wahler Guest Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 6:18 pm    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen "Erwin Burgstaller" <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> wrote Quote: * Mike Wahler <mkwahler (AT) mkwahler (DOT) net> wrote: "Erwin Burgstaller" <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1077913903.166802 (AT) knapp (DOT) co.at... * Derek <nowhere.in (AT) particular (DOT) com> wrote: Erwin Burgstaller wrote: When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules -> <module name -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? If by "unusual" you mean posting to a newsgroup dealing with standard C++ instead of a doxygen forum, then yes. :) First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ You asked a question about 'doxygen'. No, I asked: "Am I doing something unusual?" and the only doing I've told of is putting the same namespace to several header files. So I repeat: Is it usual to spread a namespace over more than one header file? It's perfectly normal. E.g. for those C++ implementations that use files for standard headers, each file defines a portion of namespace 'std'. Third-party libraries are often organized in the same way. -Mike Back to top Evan Carew Guest Posted: Sun Feb 29, 2004 3:37 pm    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Erwin Erwin Burgstaller wrote: Quote: When I have several header files with "namespace x {}" in each, the resulting doxygen documentation lists the Namespace exactly as often as there are header files with that namespace in. Thats only at Modules - module name> -> Namespaces. Am I doing something unusual? Erwin In my opinion, its perfectly alright to ask for help on using tools to analyse C++ in this news group, especially open source tools we all have access to. Unfortunately, we have a habit of getting some rather terse & pedantic responses in this news group by people who otherwise have little to contribute. I'm sorry your question has attracted at least 2 of them. The good news is that all these news group postings are searchable, & in this job market, sooner or later, they will figure out that it doesn't pay to have a string of invective associated with their names. Evan Carew -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFAQgc6oo/Prlj9GScRAlevAJ0Tx9jOO+GIVUXlvmpdlXFvqR1tngCfceRG gzHORYWt5n4L3WewuO1k+Xs= =UAsS -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Back to top Rolf Magnus Guest Posted: Sun Feb 29, 2004 3:44 pm    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen Erwin Burgstaller wrote: Quote: * Billy O'Connor <billyoc (AT) gnuyork (DOT) org> wrote: Erwin Burgstaller <spam.0.senke (AT) spamgourmet (DOT) com> writes: First I've asked a question dealing with Standard C++ or isn't namespace part of it? Second, there's no doxygen group as I can see. http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=5971 That's not usenet. You wrote "group" not "usenet newsgroup". Back to top Rolf Magnus Guest Posted: Sun Feb 29, 2004 3:57 pm    Post subject: Re: Namespace and doxygen Evan Carew wrote: Quote: In my opinion, its perfectly alright to ask for help on using tools to analyse C++ in this news group, especially open source tools we all have access to. This newsgroup is about the C++ language itself and nothing else. Any specific tools are not part of that language and thus off-topic, just like any libraries other than the standard library. And it doesn't matter if they are it open source ones or not. Quote: Unfortunately, we have a habit of getting some rather terse & pedantic responses in this news group by people who otherwise have little to contribute. Actually, it seems to me that off-topic notes are oten posted by regulars that are very knowledgable and (when asked non-OT questions) also very helpful. Sometimes, however, the answers can get a bit rough, but that's only because long-time regulars can get tired of all those off-topic postings that could have been avoided if the poster just read the welcome message and the FAQ of this newsgroup before posting. Quote: I'm sorry your question has attracted at least 2 of them. The good news is that all these news group postings are searchable, & in this job market, sooner or later, they will figure out that it doesn't pay to have a string of invective associated with their names. I suppose that many of them have a good job or are known for their expertise and so don't have any problems getting a job. But otoh, the news archives can be also searched for people who ignore common usenet rules and don't inform themselves about the topic of a newsgroup before posting. 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