问题
For some reasons, asdoc seems to be only good at 'excluding' classes but not 'skipping', which means all the files will always be walked through and examine for errors.
Is there a way to make asdoc really 'skip' some certain files? So it can bypass some already known problematic files and still generate the necessary docs gracefully.
Thanks.
回答1:
We haven't found a way of having asdoc skip files, but we have got it working by only providing a whitelist of what files we do want parsed. You could easily write a script that would find all the *.as files and compare them to a 'deny' list and pass those all into asdoc.
Newer versions of asdoc support exclude-sources - see here. More here.
回答2:
There are some enhancements for the asdoc tool only available in Gumbo(Flex 4): http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Download+Flex+4
Besidees the options "-exclude-sources" mentioned by RizwanK, there's also "-lenient" to ask asdoc generating the output even when it encounters an error in an ASDoc comment -- When specified, the lenient option causes the tool to omit the incorrect ASDoc comment from the output, but to complete the build.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/579950/skipping-certain-files-classes-when-using-asdoc