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Re: IDLDoc Question [message #73476 is a reply to message #66975] Thu, 11 November 2010 13:54 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Michael Galloy is currently offline  Michael Galloy
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On 11/11/10 2:19 PM, David Fanning wrote:
> I've been making an effort to use Mike Galloy's IDLDoc
> program for all my program documentation in new programs
> I am writing. It is going reasonably well, but I keep
> running into things I just can't quite figure out how
> to do. I can use some help. I am using the 'rst' markup
> style.
>
> I am writing a wrapper for another routine. I am adding
> a few of my own keywords, but most of the keywords I
> expect will be keywords for the routine I am wrapping.
> I can gather these up and pass them along with _EXTRA,
> of course. But a few of the "extra" keywords I care about
> because my wrapper handles them in slightly different
> ways and because I want my wrapper to define some of
> these keywords in case they *are not* used.
>
> I don't necessarily want to "define" these keywords.
> The user knows what they mean and how they are used.
> There is no point in documenting them.
>
> But I need to define them on the wrapper procedure
> definition line, or I can't fish them out of the
> "extra" structure and use them the way I want to use
> them. Naturally, since they are defined there, these
> "keywords" show up in my final documentation. Is there
> a way to "hide" keywords I don't want to document?

You you can make a keyword "private", i.e.

; :Keywords:
; my_secret_keyword : in, optional, private, type=boolean
; I don't want this description to show up in the documentation

You can also make a keyword "hidden" in the same way: private items will
show up in "developer" documentation (i.e., when you run IDLdoc without
the /USER keyword set) and hidden items *never* show up.

The private/hidden status can also be set on routines, files, and
directories.

Mike
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www.michaelgalloy.com
Research Mathematician
Tech-X Corporation
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