Added a doxyfile specifically for the python api #1636
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Thanks @TFA-N . To fix the Travis issues (aside from Pychecker which I need to look at), you need to add the file to the tarball or exclude it from our check: In this case, looking at the existing Doxyfile, we should add it here: |
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I've just been looking at our Ja-rule/OLE code and we generate separate user manuals and developer manuals there in two folders and run two separate commands, which might be another option for this: |
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I discussed adding a doxygen documentation with Peter on IRC, so here is my first attempt at it. It still needs a bit of work, as some of the pages generated are rather ugly.