update repo structure to non gnu elpa compat #21
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one step into the direction of the "Quick" fix mentioned in pniedzielski#7
@DOXYMACS_DEFAULT_STYLE@ and @DOXYMACS_USE_EXTERNAL_XML_PARSER@
Tested locally using non-GNU ELPA to build the package. Therefore, the lisp subdirectory needed to be eliminated. Automake could not be used any longer, and since I did not know how to maintain that, I just wrote a makefile and put the automake-processed *.el files into the top level directory and now treat these as source files. It appears not to be too unclean to be used this way, but I'm welcoming other ideas as well
- INSTALL: fixed false statement that XEmacs wasn't maintained actively~ - doxymacs.el: replaced home directory reference with '~' instead, to make it work even if your user name is not lorenz
-> so nongnu elpa picks the current commit when packaging
- this has two reasons: 1) update on documentation listed there 2) update the file itself to a newer version in hopes that non gnu elpa will detect a version change and check out the latest commit...
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Hey,
here's the PR.
Quite some commits where necessary to get this where I wanted it to be.
The reason for that is that I needed to find out how to tell non-gnu elpa to
take the latest commit (the one it liked to take was one where my linux account
name was contained in
doxymacs.elwhich was not correct for most users).In the end it simply was necessary to bump the version number of
doxymacs.el.Hope you can merge this without issues :)
As a side note I would like to continue working on this project if you don't
mind. This is due to me missing a feature in daily use:
When creating a javadoc-formatted comment for a C++ function, no
@throwsdeclaration can be generated because C++ deprecated
throwsannotations inC++11. I would like to test whether it be somewhat alright performance-wise to
search the function's body for any
throwkeywords and add the correspondingtype to the
@throwslike in@throws std::logic_error if x is less than 42. I am getting side tracked.As far as I can tell, this will be able to work with non gnu elpa.
Have a good day