Ordering of groups in the HTML index

[Jonathan Watt-3]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me if there's a way to specify the order in which (implicit or
explicit) groups should appear in HTML documentation? I'm using Qt and, for
example, I've put the Q_PROPERTY items first, and the signals second.
Unfortunately Doxygen does not maintain this order and put the properties before
the slots in the generated HTML index.

The reason this matters to me is that the properties, signals and public slots
on the class concerned provide an API to JavaScript code, but other C++ members
(public or private) are not exposed. I'd like to have the public API
(properties, signals and public slots) come first in the generated index rather
than be mixed up C++ only members to minimize confusion from JavaScript readers.

Regards,
Jonathan

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[kay032366]

Hi;

I ran into the same problem with creating pdf documents.  What I ended
up doing is writing a script to manipulate the order that I wanted
sections to appear.

 Kathryn


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Hi,

Can anyone tell me if there's a way to specify the order in which
(implicit or
explicit) groups should appear in HTML documentation? I'm using Qt and,
for
example, I've put the Q_PROPERTY items first, and the signals second.
Unfortunately Doxygen does not maintain this order and put the
properties before
the slots in the generated HTML index.

The reason this matters to me is that the properties, signals and
public slots
on the class concerned provide an API to JavaScript code, but other C++
members
(public or private) are not exposed. I'd like to have the public API
(properties, signals and public slots) come first in the generated
index rather
than be mixed up C++ only members to minimize confusion from JavaScript
readers.

Regards,
Jonathan

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[Jonathan Watt-3]

kay032366@... wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I ran into the same problem with creating pdf documents.  What I ended
> up doing is writing a script to manipulate the order that I wanted
> sections to appear.
>
>  Kathryn

Hi Kathryn,

Thanks for the reply. I guess post-processing or live reordering using
JavaScript is always a possibility. It's a bit fragile though, and a pain to
have to do. Shame if Doxygen doesn't support specifying order, but I guess it's
free software, so... :-)

Best regards,
Jonathan

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