Sorry, I didn't intend to imply you wanted us to do your work for you, but just that I couldn't figure out from your description what problem you were having. In such cases examples can help a lot.

I got curious about the problem and it turns out that the module documentation is crap! Marshall had part of the answer and careful trawling through the module documentation and a little experimenting provided the rest. The key is that doxygen-filter-perl, as the name suggests, is just a filter. Use it as: doxygen-filter-perl source-file.pm > source-file.cpp then use doxygen Doxyfile as suggested in the documentation to parse the .cpp files and generate the documentation.

If I had a pile of this stuff to do I'd write a wrapper script that processes a directory tree of modules and scripts to do the doxygen-filter-perl step (copy appropriate code from the doxygen-filter-perl script).

True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re^3: Doxygen Perl Filter on Windows by GrandFather
in thread Doxygen Perl Filter on Windows by BAJA

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