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I'm trying to document a library I'm writing using Doxygen, and I've decided to try to write a basic tutorial. I've created separate pages for it. Now, I want to include full files in code blocks. I found the @include command, but that doesn't work. Nothing appears except a thin blue bar the length of the page. I've tried giving it just the name of the file (filename.ext), as well as with the relative path to the file, with both front and back slash (Source/filename.ext and Source\filename.ext).

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Can you post a small example what you tried including the changes to the doxygen configuration file (Doxyfile)? Did you get any warnings? Did you set the EXAMPLE_PATH in the Doxyfile?albert

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My bad, I hadn't noticed @include used files from EXAMPLE_PATH, I had just assumed it took files from the "Doxygen file list".