Does doxygen support templates for the HTML output?
I’ve documented my code for doxygen, but I don’t want the default HTML it gives. I know I can customize it by providing custom CSS, headers, footers, etc. (like GNOME does), and how I can add common PHP code to the files and tell it to save as .php, but that isn’t really what I want.
How do I avoid writing lots of pass-through functions in a wrapper?
I have a class, which wraps another class of a common base type. Because the base type interface is quite large this involves writing a lot of pass-through functions. I am looking for a way to avoid this.
php templating with codeigniter
I am currently develop a website application in codeigniter, and I’d like to do something in PHP / CodeIgniter where I can make a common template for separate sections of the website. I was thinking that I would keep the header / footer in a separate php files & include them separately.
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Custom PHP Template Engine
I’ve been developing a custom PHP template engine to suit just my needs and also to get a little more practice with PHP.
Custom PHP Template Engine
I’ve been developing a custom PHP template engine to suit just my needs and also to get a little more practice with PHP.
Custom PHP Template Engine
I’ve been developing a custom PHP template engine to suit just my needs and also to get a little more practice with PHP.
Custom PHP Template Engine
I’ve been developing a custom PHP template engine to suit just my needs and also to get a little more practice with PHP.
Custom PHP Template Engine
I’ve been developing a custom PHP template engine to suit just my needs and also to get a little more practice with PHP.
Main method templating
Now that I’ve gotten into a dependency injection groove, I find main methods for different applications all look basically the same. This is similar to stuff you might find on the Guice documentation, but I’ll put an example here: