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Generating This Documentation
Requirements
Sphinx: http://sphinx-doc.org. I installed with PyPI:
$ sudo pip install sphinx
Breathe: http://michaeljones.github.io/breathe/index.html. I installed with PyPI:
$ sudo pip install breathe
Doxygen. I installed from Ubuntu package.
Some say Pygments are needed for syntax coloring. I didn't remember installing it, maybe it was preinstalled, and I have no problem with syntax coloring (see demo below).
Rendering The Documentation
The main source of the documentation is currently the '''Trac''' pages at https://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/pjsip-doc/index. The copies in SVN are just copies for backup.
To render the documentation as HTML in _build/html directory:
$ cd $PJDIR/doc/pjsip-book $ python fetch_trac.py $ make
To build PDF, run:
$ make latexpdf
How to Use Integrate Book with Doxygen
Quick sample:
will be rendered like this: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This is how to quote a code with syntax coloring: .. code-block:: c++ pj::AudioMediaPlayer *player = new AudioMediaPlayer; player->createPlayer("announcement.wav"); There are many ways to refer a symbol: * A method: :cpp:func:`pj::AudioMediaPlayer::createPlayer()` * A method with alternate display: :cpp:func:`a method <pj::AudioMediaPlayer::createPlayer()>` * A class :cpp:class:`pj::AudioMediaPlayer` * A class with alternate display: :cpp:class:`a class <pj::AudioMediaPlayer>` For that links to work, we need to display the link target declaration (a class or method) somewhere in the doc, like this: .. doxygenclass:: pj::AudioMediaPlayer :path: xml :members: Alternatively we can display a single method declaration like this: .. doxygenfunction:: pj::AudioMediaPlayer::createPlayer() :path: xml :no-link: We can also display class declaration with specific members. For more info see `Breathe documentation <http://michaeljones.github.io/breathe/domains.html>`_
.. default-domain:: cpp
will be rendered like this:
This is how to quote a code with syntax coloring:
pj::AudioMediaPlayer *player = new AudioMediaPlayer; player->createPlayer("announcement.wav");
There are many ways to refer a symbol:
A method with alternate display: :cpp:func:`a method <pj::AudioMediaPlayer::createPlayer()>`
A class with alternate display: :cpp:class:`a class <pj::AudioMediaPlayer>`
For that links to work, we need to display the link target declaration (a class or method) somewhere in the doc, like this:
.. doxygenclass:: pj::AudioMediaPlayer :path: xml :members:
Alternatively we can display a single method declaration like this:
.. doxygenfunction:: pj::AudioMediaPlayer::createPlayer() :path: xml :no-link:
We can also display class declaration with specific members.
For more info see Breathe documentation