Hi,

I wonder if it were somehow possible with doxygen to also document script functions, classes and variables from the source of the game itself..

For example, I have a header for maps. There's a doxygen documented class and some wrapper functions for calling C++ code from luascripts. What I would like to do is document the functions the way the would be accessed from the luascripts (with the same arguments and return values).

However, Doxygen seems to skip all functions that it can't find. Even then, would it even be possible to divide function descriptions into several pages? For example, Lua documentation separated under the related pages section. I guess it could be split into another module by using \addtogroup - this should still do the job.

Separate pages (\page) can be added with sections (\section, \subsection) and stuff so that I could just go and write all the Lua functions with all the formatting manually. It would be cool if it were possible to document the Lua functions exactly the same way as C++ code.

All suggestions are welcome,
Thank You

Thanks for the response.

I'm calling C++ functions with constant number of arguments (no va_lists) from Lua.

If I understand correctly, LuaDoc works on Lua source files, so I probably wouldn't be able to document functions, which are wrapped to C++ functions (registered from the C++ source code itself).

i agree. it would be nice to be able to document C++ functions that are exposed in lua.