> hoi :)
>
> when I once experimented with doxygen, I used the following script to
> convert some kerneldoc comments to doxygen syntax:
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl -wpi
>
> use strict;
>
> BEGIN { $::state = 0; }
>
> if ($::state == 0) {
> $::state = 1 if /\/\*\*/;
> } elsif ($::state == 1) {
> s/(\*\s+)(struct\s+|enum\s+)?\S+ - /$1/;
> s/$/\./ unless /\.$/;
> $::state = 2;
> } elsif ($::state == 2) {
> s/(\*\s+)\@(\w+):\s+(.*)/$1\\param $2 $3./;
> s/(\s+)[%&\@](\S+)/$1$2/g;
> }
> s/\.\.$/./;
>
> $::state = 0 if /\*\//;
>
A good idea! Thanks. I will try it and compare to the result of my sed
script.
Lukas
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