I would like to create a custom command in Doxygen similar to \fn
\param
or \var
.
For example I would like to be able to create a \option
command which I would use as follows:
/**
\option option_1 This is the first option.
\option option_2 This is the second option.
*/
With an output like:
Options:
option_1 This is the first option.
option_2 This is the second option.
A simple substitution alias does not work. For example with this alias:
ALIASES = option="\par Options:\n"
I get the following output:
Options:
option_1 This is the first option.
Options:
option_2 This is the second option.
Which is not what I am looking for.
If any further clarification is needed, see my question: Doxygen - Create custom command
While it is not as clean as @param, you can emulate similar behavior with the following aliases:
ALIASES += options="<dl class="params"><dt>Options</dt><dd><table class="params">"
ALIASES += option{2}="<tr><td class="paramname">\1</td><td>\2</td></tr>"
ALIASES += endoptions="</table></dd></dl>"
The aliases can be used as follows to produce the output you're looking for:
/**
* @options
* @option{ option_1, This is the first option. }
* @option{ option_2, This is the second option. }
* @endoptions
*/
Note: This is HTML-centric and likely will not produce reasonable output for other formats.
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