
DoxyGate
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Available as/for:
Description:1.2
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Doxygen 1.5.7.1 supported.
1.1
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GUI & usability:
* Fixed issue with run time output format
Functionality:
+ checking doxygen version
Build:
* fixed linkage issues with some msvc compilers
Ratings & Comments
10 Comments
Does the DoxyGate support Russian of interface? If isn't it, then is it planned to do it in the future?
Yes, Russian translation is planned in the future, but can't say anything about the certain date.
corrently doxygate depends on Qt4.4 (is this documented somewhere?) You can magically lower this dependence by enclosing iisTreeMenu.cpp:17 with define like this: Quote:#if QT_VERSION >= 0x040400
setExpandsOnDoubleClick(false);
#endif
Yes, DoxyGate depends on Qt 4.4.x, as it is reflected in README file. Probably I'll add Qt 4.3.x support into the next release - thanks for the tip. Concerning Qt3 code support - currently DoxyGate uses some modules from Doxygen which are themselves written with Qt3. So removing it will cause some reworks. Althought it is planned for some future releases.
looks usable. voted + still wait for sources several questions: * what install-system you used to create doxygate installer? * what style (or may be style-sheet?) currently has doxygate? it looks nice friendly. but I like not checkboxes - they are not actually checked - just colored. can you make them more contrast? regards
Thanks for +) Sources are now here. Bytessence InstallMaker is used as installation creator. The scheme is original one (BlueIce), will be greatly updated in the further releases (1.1 is planned soon).
thnx for the sources I have some suggests but I'll describe them some later... can You remove dependencies from qt3 compat code in doxygate 1.1? good work anyway
what about src-tarball?
Yeah, it is planned after all Linux tests will be passed. But probably RPM will come first.
Linux release will be available soon. Questions and comments are welcomed!