These historical release notes do not include information about old vzDoc limitations; for those in the current release, please Section 3, “Limitations and bugs: general (both languages)”.
Made the display of HTML pages be mostly CSS (Cascading Style Sheet)
driven. Obviously, a default style sheet comes with
vzDoc; but you can supply your own with the
--alt-css-file option.
This release adds a Vera-only hack, with which you can put in comment lines like...
// vzdoc translate off ...stuff... // vzdoc translate on
... and ...stuff... will be glided over, unparsed.
This is a horrible-but-effective way to glide over things that
vzDoc gets wrong, whether by accident or
design.
This release seeks to handle (some of?) the newer syntax for Vera (6.1.x) and Specman/e (4.2.x).
(Vera) Class inheritance information is now presented at the top of classes.
(Specman) The like inheritance tree and the
fully-crossed when extension tree information is
shown at the top of structs/units.
(Specman) Enumerated typedefs are now documented and hyperlinked.
(Both) A brief hyperlinked list of inherited methods, fields and events is now added to the end of summary sections in subclasses/substructs/subunits.
(Both) Added support for the
@author,
@param,
@return,
@see, and
@version doc-comment tags.