[teqdruid]

We've been over the Mango documentation before, and I still don't like the way it's done. DMD's DDoc looks promising: are we planning on switching over to it at some point? (It still needs some work, I think).

~John

[kris]

Yeah; Doxygen doesn't work so well with D (and could look better too). However, it does have relationship diagrams, annotated source-code, indexing, and hot-linking between everything.

As I understand it, Walter has no intention of adding such things to DDoc. That leaves a big hole. One could use NaturalDocs (which looks quite nice), or wait for someone to create something specially for D. Presumeably the latter would use DDoc as a starting point via an XML version of the content?

That leaves things sorta up in the air right now ~ I'd like to use DDoc, but don't find it nearly powerful enough. What do you think?

[teqdruid]

[AgentOrange]

Ive got a mostly working port of the DMD front end in D, I havent touched the DDoc stuff but it would be easy to port over and possibly expand. But I agree that the best way is probably to use DDoc -> XML and use an existing xml -> html package.