On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 08:46:06PM -0700, Marc M. Adkins wrote: > I've got a script and some supporting classes for converting POD-enabled > Perl into fake C++ that doxygen (an open-source documentation producer) can > handle. I currently have the classes named doxy::???. I don't see a > top-level Doc:: (or similar) namespace. Is doxy:: unique enough? Is there > a better place to put this stuff? > > Note that the classes aren't really useful without a top-level script, which > is part of what I hope to submit. The directory structure currently looks > like: > > doxyfilt.pl > doxy/ > Filter.pm doxy::Filter > Item.pm doxy::Item > Item/ > Class.pm doxy::Item::Class > File.pm doxy::Item::File > Function.pm doxy::Item::Function > POD/ > Filter.pm doxy::POD::Filter > Item.pm doxy::POD::Item > > So...can I create a top-level namespace named doxy (lowercase used to follow > doxygen spelling)?
Lowercase names are reserved for pramga. So it's either Doxy::* or Doxygen::* I'd rather the full name was used so it shows up when searching the web for doxygen related information. Tim.
