I've used Natural Docs before and found it really easy to use/customize since it's written in perl. | [reply] |
There's discussion in this thread 397662 about doxyfilt (?) which seems to be a perl->doxygen parser.
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Yeah, I tried getting Doxyfilt to work for about a week, but to no avail. :(
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pod2html is very, very far from the abilities of Doxygen.
Doxygen's main virtue isn't only to understand special comments and to generate HTML for them. The thing people like the most in it is its ability to parse the code and generate call graphs, class hierarchies, and other extremely useful information like a list of callers/callees for functions.
I wish there was such a tool for Perl !
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I would be curious to know how you imagine that such a tool would work in a dynamically typed language like Perl.
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Time to point once again to my unmaintained but working attempt:
http://smop.org/computing/perl/doxygen.html
It doesn't infer more than the method and class names from the source itself, so it's still up to the user to add doxygen comments.
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