Organise pages in doxygen

[Yann Renard-2]

Hello list,

I have many pages generated with my documentation that are not related
to a class, a function or whatever. They provide details on some
concepts and are created using \page syntax. I would like to organise
those pages in a hierarchical index beter than collect them as a flat
list in the "related pages" index. I have tried to put those pages in a
group but it looks like doxygen inlines all the \ingroup-ed pages in a
single bigger page. This is not what I need. It would be nice if someone
gave me an idea on how to do what I need.

Thank you
Best,
Yann Renard

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[Greg Aldridge]

Lookup the \mainpage and \subpage commands in the doxygen manual.

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>
> Hello list,
>
> I have many pages generated with my documentation that are
> not related
> to a class, a function or whatever. They provide details on some
> concepts and are created using \page syntax. I would like to organise
> those pages in a hierarchical index beter than collect them as a flat
> list in the "related pages" index. I have tried to put those
> pages in a
> group but it looks like doxygen inlines all the \ingroup-ed
> pages in a
> single bigger page. This is not what I need. It would be nice
> if someone
> gave me an idea on how to do what I need.
>
> Thank you
> Best,
> Yann Renard
>
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[Carlo Wood]

What about this documentation?

http://libcwd.sourceforge.net/reference-manual/index.html

Each of those is a seperate *.dox file.

On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 02:53:39PM +0200, Yann Renard wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> I have many pages generated with my documentation that are not related
> to a class, a function or whatever. They provide details on some
> concepts and are created using \page syntax. I would like to organise
> those pages in a hierarchical index beter than collect them as a flat
> list in the "related pages" index. I have tried to put those pages in a
> group but it looks like doxygen inlines all the \ingroup-ed pages in a
> single bigger page. This is not what I need. It would be nice if someone
> gave me an idea on how to do what I need.
>
> Thank you
> Best,
> Yann Renard

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Carlo Wood <carlo@...>

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[Yann Renard-2]

Greg Aldridge wrote:
> Lookup the \mainpage and \subpage commands in the doxygen manual.

\subpage is exactly what I need !

Best regards
Yann Renard

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