The environment is Doxygen 1.8.7 in Microsoft Windows 10.
I'm working on a Doxygen project that includes several markdown files, which all follow this pattern:
1 Copyright (c) 2016-2017, XYZ CORP. All rights reserved.
2
3 @page xxx yyy
4 @{
5 Start of text
.
.
.
End of text
I've got two questions about this.
First, the file has no @}
to balance the @{
on line 4, yet Doxygen issues no warning. Is this just a bug or quirk in Doxygen, or is it valid for some reason I don't understand?
Second, this file produces (at least) two pages of output. One is titled yyy
and contains the text from lines 5 and following, and that's fine. The other is titled md_<d>_<dd>_<ddd>_xxx.html
,
where <d>_<dd>_<ddd>...
are the names of the directories in the path from the repo's home directory to the file. This one contains nothing but the copyright notice, which is useless and looks stupid.
Is there a way to make this page go away?
Note, I haven't figured out how to reach the "copyright" page from the project's home page by clicking links. If there's no way to do that, then the page's existence is trivial. But I assume that because Doxygen generates the page, it provides some way to display it, which I just haven't found yet.