Recent changes to feature-requests

In/Out Parameters

2004-05-10T11:14:47Z

As of Doxygen 1.3.7, The \param tag also allows in/out
parameter to be specified. Need to update pas2dox to
allow this style of doing things.

Multi Dimensional Arrays

2003-12-08T13:07:35Z

Multi dimensional arrays need to be handled,
for instance

TwoDimIntArray2 = array [1 .. 10, 1 .. 20] of Integer;

Should resolve to

Integer TwoDimIntArray2[10][20];

Better handling of complex typed constants (array, record)

2003-12-08T11:20:34Z

Better handling of complex typed constants (array, record)

case statements

2003-12-05T14:12:41Z

With -b convert function body, case statements need to
be handled better.

Ie.
case MyTest of
ONE : begin
a := 1;
end
TWO : begin
a := 2;
end
THREE, FOUR : begin
a := 3;
end
end

Should produce something like.

switch(MyTest)
{
case ONE : { a = 1; }
case TWO :{ a = 2; }
case THREE:
case FOUR:
{ a = 3; }
}

Additional work on interfaces

2003-11-18T20:30:48Z

optional ['{GUID}'] should be handled in an interface
definition.

ie.
type interfaceName = interface (ancestorInterface)
['{GUID}']
memberList
end;

Class Multi Variable Definitions

2003-11-18T20:20:09Z

Within a class definition, multiple variables should be
handled :

Ie.

FBuffer, FBufferPos: PChar;

'out' parameters

2003-10-06T11:37:51Z

Currently, if a parameter is declared as an 'out'
parameter as opposed to a 'var' parameter, Pas2Dox
parses it as a parameter by value (i.e. an input
parameter). To correct this, pas2dox could treat 'out'
parameters as value by reference like 'var' parameters
already are. This will then put a '&' into the output
which will indicate that the value will be updated by the
call.

matthewb@consort.co.uk

JavaDoc

2003-09-30T10:23:17Z

Hi,

Will JavaDoc style documentation be supported too?
Currently this style is used in the ZeosLib components,
and I would like to use Pas2Dox to convert this to
DoxyGen.

Kind regards,

Maarten Bremer

QT Library

2003-05-14T07:39:28Z

Remove dependency on the QT libraries.

Support delphi interfaces

2003-05-13T20:23:29Z

Hello! Looks like pas2dox doesnt support interfaces yet.

Example: interface defininition

type

IMyInterface = interface

procedure MyProcedure;

end;

TMyClass = class(TInterfacedObject, IMyInterface)

protected:

procedure MyProcedure;

end;

would be great to have such.

Right now the parse seems to have problems with this.

The output of IMyInterface would look something like:

class IMyInterface : interface

void function MyProcedure ()

no opening, closing parentheses,

no semicola.

:-)

Xela