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…gen-style commands like \image: mostly not functional yet. Added has_any_docs() to Node.
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There is a lot of unrelated stuff in here. I like the idea of a markdown output though. Do you think you could clean this up to a state where we can discuss merging it? |
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I'll see if I can distill it to its essence. There's a lot in the original that I don't fully understand, so many of the changes are no doubt sub-optimal. |
…Clang warnings that should be disabled but aren't due to a Clang bug.
…for post-action success.
…mmand and \git log
Add .html to generated links. Do not recurse included headers in clang calls. Clean ref directory in test.py
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This branch contains modifications to cldoc I have made in order to output in markdown for input into Github Pages or any Jekyll-based site.
I'm not sure if it's of interest for the main branch of cldoc, the intention was to allow me to switch away from Doxygen and generate Jekyll-friendly output.
The generated .md files go in a ref/ folder in the target site, while merged .md files go in the root to serve as main documentation pages.