问题
I'm setting up the doxygen for a project. The module files have their language standard extension (.py), but the executable scripts do not. How can I get doxygen to read these correctly (Python in this case)? I tried
EXTENSION_MAPPING = ''=Python
But that looks for files named "blah.". I'm on a Unix system, so the concept of a file extension doesn't even exist here. And this is an existing project, so renaming all of the existing scripts is not an option.
Any ideas?
回答1:
I modified doxygen to handle filenames without dots in them, and I'll submit the patch to the maintainers.
回答2:
One simple trick is to make a symbolic link to the script that does have the right extension, and let doxygen then process the symbol link.
Say you have a python script called test, then do
ln -s test test.py
and then specify the test.py file in doxygen's configuration file
INPUT = test.py
回答3:
According to doxygen's EXTENSION_MAPPING docs,
EXTENSION_MAPPING = ".no_extension=python"
should work.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14148978/parse-files-without-extensions