documentation-generation

I'm new to Julia. I'm interested in using Docile.jl to add documentation to an existing Julia project. According to this post , docstrings have already been added to Julia 0.4, but I'd like to get docstrings working in 0.3. The example in the post above doesn't work in 0.3, though. help(f) doesn't show the docstring, and @doc f returns an error. Can someone help me see what is missing? $ julia _ _ _ _(_)_ | A fresh approach to technical computing (_) | (_) (_) | Documentation: http://docs.julialang.org _ _ _| |_ __ _ | Type "help()" for help. | | | | | | |/ _` | | | | |_| | | | (_| | | Version

I'm trying to make this fragment work: Version History --------------- These are the versions over time:: .. include:: ../../CHANGES.txt That is, use the include directive so that a file is included as a block quote. Once inside a block quote, the directive is quoted. I want the contents of the file in a block quote. Any idea how to do this? I think the .. literalinclude:: directive should give you what you want. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2465080/using-restructuredtext-and-sphinx-to-include-a-preformatted-file

Javadoc is great for scanning all of source files and creating HTML pages to view it. I was wondering if there is a similar tool that would go through all of your Spring controllers and collect all of the methods that have been annotated with @RequestMapping and produce a single HTML page listing them. Sort of like a pseudo site map for developers to ensure uniqueness and standardization across controllers. I apologize if this question has been asked elsewhere already. I could not come up with an appropriate set of search terms that would provide a useful result. This is a very good question,

With .net 4.0/Preview kit 2, we can generate help pages for WCF REST. Is there anyway we can do the same for MVC ? www.somewebsite.com/search/help I can create help pages (views) and expose them. I can generate XSD schema and spit out as xml. Any other guidance/suggestions ? I want to generate something similar to this. UriTemplate http://somewebsite.com/Search/ Method PUT Response Format Xml Response Schema http://somewebsite.com/help/response/schema Response Example http://somewebsite.com/help/response/example Update: I was able to create documentation by using below code. Route :

I would like to keep inline comments as short as possible, since my experience is that comments of more than 3 or 4 lines tend to be glossed over, creating a lot of unnecessary "read the manual lines". I'm required by legacy to adhere to a jsdoc-compatible format for documenting code. It requires that a lot of self evident things be declared explicitly if they're to be documented correctly. Practically every tag can fall in this category. Even the ones that don't are often useless to a working developer. My vision is to have a quick summary inside the code itself that developers will actually

Which Doxygen option can completely disable sorting members by type (Private / Public / Method / Variable), and output members purely based on the order in which they were declared? This is impossible via the config options. The best you can do is: SORT_MEMBER_DOCS = NO which disables alphabetical sorting of members. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1385775/can-doxygen-output-members-purely-in-order-of-declaration

Suppose you have a C# library with several functions, all documented with the usual /// <summary> filled out nicely. Referencing the project will make the function and parameter description appear in the Visual Studio contextual help. But is it possible to have this show if you don't reference the project itself, just a build (and potentially some other file that has the documentation inside)? Yes there is - the library needs to be built with the "XML Documentation file" tickbox checked (in the project property pages) With this option ticked the build process will now build an extra XML file

I want to color classes in my class diagram, based on a certain criteria, and then display a legend, that would look roughly like: If I could add an HTML table within PlantUML's legend and endlegend , I could achieve this by changing the cell backgrounds. However, adding the HTML <table> doesn't work. I also tried using PlantUML's salt to insert a table, but I couldn't find any way to color the cells of the table. Is there any way to achieve this? This is not perfect, but you can use a creole table. (see http://plantuml.sourceforge.net/creole.html ) @startuml class foo legend |= |= Type | |