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Re: Splitting dot graphs

by doc_savage :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Budden,
thank you very much for your support!
I was missing python, so I installed it and I installed also py2exe.
I generated the .exe and it works fine!
Thanks a lot
Michele



A. S. Budden wrote:
2009/5/8 doc_savage <michele.corradin@socomec.com>:
>
> Thank you very much Budden!
> I'm trying to use your filter as an input filter without using your added
> functionalities just to test it but I got a lot of error and a blank
> documentation output.

What are the error messages you're getting?

I've used the filter in two forms, both using cygwin to run doxygen.
The first uses the python script directly and:

INPUT_FILTER = "python DoxygenControl/doxygen_preprocess.py"

The other uses a compiled version of the code and:

INPUT_FILTER = "DoxygenControl\doxygen_preprocess.exe"

To compile to an executable, I have a script called setup.py
containing the lines between the ===========:

===========
from distutils.core import setup
import py2exe

setup(console=[{"script" : "doxygen_preprocess.py"}],
                name='doxygen_preprocess',
                description='Doxygen Preprocessor')
===========

I then run:

c:\programs\development\python25\python.exe setup.py py2exe

to generate the executable version.

It would also be worth testing the script by running something like:

python filter/doxygen_preprocess.py Source/MySourceFile.c > result.c

Let me know how you get on.

Al

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