• Peter Sommerfeld (11/11) Jan 05 2013 I seem to be unable to customize DDoc from the
• Peter Sommerfeld (5/6) Jan 05 2013 Sorry, I was imprecise. Of course, the executable as
• =?UTF-8?B?QWxpIMOHZWhyZWxp?= (7/18) Jan 05 2013 I used to have issues with ddoc. I remember that I solved it by
• Peter Sommerfeld (10/34) Jan 06 2013 Thanks Ali, that works. But other then I expected the command line

"Peter Sommerfeld" <noreply rubrica.at> writes:

I seem to be unable to customize DDoc from the
command line.

Suppose the sources are in "src", docs in "doc".
Here is my command line (Win7 if that matters):

     dmd -D -Dddoc doc/my.ddoc src/main.d

Nothing happens...

What I would like to do is to add a style sheet
as described in http://dlang.org/ddoc.html.
Isn't it not possible from the cmdline or do
I something wrong here ? How to make it working ?

Peter

"Peter Sommerfeld" <noreply rubrica.at> writes:

Am 05.01.2013, 20:23 Uhr, schrieb Peter Sommerfeld <noreply rubrica.at>:
 Nothing happens...

Sorry, I was imprecise. Of course, the executable as
well as the html was generated but my.ddoc had no
effect.

Peter

=?UTF-8?B?QWxpIMOHZWhyZWxp?= <acehreli yahoo.com> writes:

On 01/05/2013 11:23 AM, Peter Sommerfeld wrote:
 I seem to be unable to customize DDoc from the
 command line.

 Suppose the sources are in "src", docs in "doc".
 Here is my command line (Win7 if that matters):

 dmd -D -Dddoc doc/my.ddoc src/main.d

 Nothing happens...

 What I would like to do is to add a style sheet
 as described in http://dlang.org/ddoc.html.
 Isn't it not possible from the cmdline or do
 I something wrong here ? How to make it working ?

 Peter

I used to have issues with ddoc. I remember that I solved it by 
rearranging the files on the command line.

When I compare to the one that works for me, I don't see a -D on my 
command line. (?) Something like the following may work for you:

   dmd doc/my.ddoc src/main.d -Dfddoc/main.html

Ali

"Peter Sommerfeld" <noreply rubrica.at> writes:

06.01.2013 Ali =C7ehreli wrote>:

 On 01/05/2013 11:23 AM, Peter Sommerfeld wrote:
  >
  > I seem to be unable to customize DDoc from the
  > command line.
  >
  > Suppose the sources are in "src", docs in "doc".
  > Here is my command line (Win7 if that matters):
  >
  > dmd -D -Dddoc doc/my.ddoc src/main.d
  >
  > Nothing happens...
  >
  > What I would like to do is to add a style sheet
  > as described in http://dlang.org/ddoc.html.
  > Isn't it not possible from the cmdline or do
  > I something wrong here ? How to make it working ?
  >
  > Peter

 I used to have issues with ddoc. I remember that I solved it by  =

 rearranging the files on the command line.

 When I compare to the one that works for me, I don't see a -D on my  =

 command line. (?) Something like the following may work for you:

    dmd doc/my.ddoc src/main.d -Dfddoc/main.html

 Ali

Thanks Ali, that works. But other then I expected the command line
seems to be usable for macros only, not to redefine the page/css.
Probably I have to use sc.ini to include a css etc. But I'm not sure
it is worth the effort.

Another option would be to utilize the JSON output (-X). It contains
the needed info, unfortunately the header comment on top of the
module is missing.

Anyway, I have to investigate the issue further.

Peter