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Title: Programming/Development Tools/Documentation - Natural Docs A documentation program that generates HTML from documented C++, Java, and Perl. Focuses on a transparent syntax that keeps the comments in the source code readable. [Open source]
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Natural DocsNatural DocsAboutAbout Natural DocsFeaturesLanguage SupportOutput FormatsDownloadDevelopmentMake a DonationUsingDocumentingYour CodeKeywordsRunningTroubleshootingCustomizingOrganizing the MenuCSS StylesTopics and KeywordsLanguages, Indexes,and PrototypesSource DocumentationCommunityUsers withOnline DocumentationMailing ListsMessage BoardsBugs andFeature RequestsPNGGIF("images/fadetowhite", 75, 16, "", "");Supports 19 LanguagesNatural Docs is an open-source documentation generator for multiple programming languages.  You document your code in a natural syntax that reads like plain English.  Natural Docs then scans your code and builds high-quality HTML documentation from it.Current Version1.4Natural Docs is stable and ready to be used in real world projects.  Make sure to check the level of support your language has to see if Natural Docs will document all of your code automatically or just what you write for it.DownloadNewsGet notified of new releases via e-mail  ·  Subscribe to the news feedNatural Docs 1.4 releasedMay 8th, 2008Natural Docs 1.4 is finally, finally here.  There are no surprises if you’ve been following the development releases, but let’s go through the big new features for those who haven’t.First we have search support.  If you look at the documentation there’s an inconspicuous little search entry at the bottom of the menu.  If you start typing in there it will pull up results from the index as you type.  What’s nice about it is that it’s all done in DHTML so there’s no special software to install.  You can just upload your output directory to a web server or open it from your hard drive and it will work.  Also, you don’t have to do anything at all to add it to your documentation.  Just run the new version of Natural Docs and it will appear.Next is Javadoc compatibility.  If you have full language support, Natural Docs will be able to read any existing Javadoc comments you’ve written and incorporate them into the output.  The conversion can sometimes be imperfect but it’s better than rewriting them all by hand.  As a bonus, you can also write Natural Docs comments without the topic line by using the Javadoc comment symbols but otherwise using Natural Docs’ formatting.We also have image support now.  You can embed images in your documentation just by writing (see image.jpg) so it makes sense when you’re reading it from the source code instead of looking like a HTML tag.  You can tell Natural Docs where to look for images with the -img command line option.The ActionScript parser has been updated for ActionScript 3, and the C# parser has been updated to include some of the 2.0 language features.  You can now document structs in C++ as a single entry and all its members will appear in a prototype.  You can still use the old method of documenting each member individually if you want.As for minor tweaks, the Note and Notes keywords have been removed.  These often caused Natural Docs to include comments that weren’t meant for it in the output, so they’re gone.  You can add them back by editing Topics.txt if you need them.  You can also add timestamps to the footer of your documentation by editing Menu.txt.  There’s now an -oft (--only-file-titles) command line option that tells Natural Docs not to guess at what the title of a file should be by its contents and to only use the file name.  The CSS structure of the generated output has changed a bit so check the changelog if you’ve built your own custom style.  There are too many bugs fixed to list.The web site got a few updates as well, including a walkthrough of the documentation syntax to help new people get started and a RSS feed of the news.For those of you who didn’t see the news on the web site, this is probably the last major release using the current Perl codebase.  Natural Docs has needed a big overhaul for quite some time now.  I’ve had a number of features in the back of my mind that I just can’t do under the current architecture.  Ripping out the engine has always been planned but it’s a big project and I wasn’t always eager to work on it.However, I’m currently working on Natural Docs 2.0 which is just that.  Since I would have needed to rebuild most of it anyway I’m taking the opportunity to switch languages, and I settled on C#.  Perl is great for what it is but I don’t think it’s up to what I had planned, and after working on it for a few months I think I made the right choice.Natural Docs 2.0 will run with .NET on Windows and Mono on Linux and Mac OS X.  It will always be cross-platform; if a feature of .NET doesn’t work with Mono I won’t use it.  It will also incorporate SQLite which runs in all three places as well.  I’m keeping things close to the vest for now but I’ll start putting out code and development releases as it gets usable.  I may start a developer blog talking about why I chose these things and the upcoming features if there’s any interest.  Let me know though, because I don’t know if I’ll bother if I’m just going to be talking to myself, not that that’s ever stopped anyone from blogging before.So there you go.  Shiny new 1.4 now, 2.0 in the works.- GregNatural Docs 1.4 release candidate 3March 18th, 2008Yet another release candidate.  Mostly this fixes various language parsing issues:Allow generics in base classes in C#.Allow angle brackets in function names in C# to support explicitly implementing generic interfaces.Allow * as ActionScript function return type.Fixed enum property parsing in Languages.txt, which fixes enum handling in C#, Java, JavaScript, VB, and Ruby.Allow $, #, and _ before “as” or “is” in PL/SQL prototypes.Allow _ before “is” in Ada prototypes.There’s also a few minor changes such as being able to put * or _ immediately before or after links, such as *<link>*.  “operator” and “operators” are now keywords for functions, and it won’t stop with an error message if it can’t open extensionless files, which is useful in case Natural Docs mistakenly tries to open a system file it shouldn’t be looking at.- GregNatural Docs 1.4 release candidate 2January 12th, 2008Another release candidate.  All changes are minor except for one: I removed the Note and Notes keywords.  I’ve actually been meaning to do this for a while because they’re often the source of false positives.  If someone starts a paragraph with “Note: blah blah blah” the first line will be seen as the start of a new topic, causing all kinds of problems in the output.  If you actually used those keywords you can add them back into Topics.txt yourself.Support for nullable types was added to C#.  I also finally recreated the Small and Roman styles.I went through the entire bug list in SourceForge and picked all the low hanging fruit, since 1.4 may be out for some time while 2.0 is worked on.  Fixed a bug where the Perl parser could get tripped up when using anonymous functions that have prototypes.  Fixed a bug where horizontal lines could be taken out of code sections.  Fixed a bug in the search JavaScript that could cause an error message to show in Internet Explorer.That’s it.  Hopefully this is the last release candidate.- GregOlder News...Copyright © 2003-2008 Greg Valure
 

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