Customize the doxygen to output the html file in class / hierarchy

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I am using doxygen for creating JavaDoc for my project. but after running doxygen- all the output files is under the same folder- the output root folder. for example- I have Foo class and in it- A and B structs. What I want is the under the root folder will be folder "Foo" and under the "Foo" folder will be the A and the B structs (in JavaDoc I have it. only in doxygen I dont have it.)

Do you know if there is flag in doxygen that can output the files in folder hierarchy?

doxygen · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-21 17:54:55Z

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No there is no such option.

Question is why is it important how the output is structured if you view it with a browser anyway? You should not really care.

In case you are worried about slow file access due to too many files in one directory you should enable the CREATE_SUBDIRS option. This does distribute the files over multiple directories but not in the way you requested it.

answered Jul 21, 2014 at 17:54

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chani Over a year ago

I think that this option is very important because That way it is much more clear to the user what the structure and hierarchy of the code. (like JavaDoc). At the end- I wrote a c# code that runs on Doxygen output folder and organize the directories by the right structure. (I did it by running the JS pages)

doxygen Over a year ago

So you expect that a reader of the documentation will look at the generated HTML files on disk (or at least their names as they appear in the URL) rather than using a browser?

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