doxymacs for Mac
doxymacs is an Elisp extension package for using doxygen within Emacs, aimed primarily at developers who are used to writing code in Emacs and who also want to generate documentation with doxygen.
doxymacs — overview
doxymacs is an Elisp extension package for using doxygen within Emacs, aimed primarily at developers who are used to writing code in Emacs and who also want to generate documentation with doxygen. It brings doxygen's documentation comment capabilities into the editor, letting you insert and edit comments that conform to the doxygen format directly while writing C, C++, and similar code, saving you the trouble of manually typing out fixed templates and reducing the likelihood of comment formatting errors. For those who already use Emacs as their main editing environment and whose projects need to maintain API documentation, it lets coding and documentation happen within a single workflow, making it suitable for developers with some foundation in Emacs who are willing to manage documentation in plain text.
Details
在 Emacs 下使用 doxygen 的 Elisp 包
How to install doxymacs
- Open Terminal (press ⌘ + Space and type “Terminal”).
- If Homebrew is not installed yet, run the command below first.
- Run this command:
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| App | Version | License | Architecture | 30-day installs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| doxymacs | 1.8.0 | GPL-2.0-or-later | CLI | 1 |
| proof-general | v4.5 | GPL-3.0-or-later | CLI | 0 |
| eless | v0.6 | MIT | CLI | 1 |
| aldo | 0.7.7 | GPL-2.0-or-later | CLI | 2 |
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