<div dir="ltr">I have a small question about using edoc.<br><br>The "standard" way for an application seems to be to have an overview file and then generate files for every module taking the documentation from the source files. Also the formatting available in the overview is quite primitive, at least compared to that available for the source files. Have I understood the basics correctly here?<br>
<br>The problem is that I don't want to work that way. What I need/would like is:<br><br>- For my applications I would like to write an extended description of the system in the overview and need the full formatting in the overview. Edoc itself does this by having a user's guide, this would be acceptable, while yecc puts everything into description of the yecc module, which I think is the wrong place for it.<br>
<br>- I do not like to put user documentation in source files, it clutters them up unnecessarily. In my view source files should only contain documentation which is relevant for understanding the code, having user documentation in the same file I think clutters it up unnecessarily, and hides what is essential for the code.<br>
<br>Now the answer to these questions may very well be RTFM then please just tell me where in the FM to R.<br><br>While I am at it: can you get something which suitable for paper and not just HTML? Printing out from the browser is not good enough.<br>
<br>Robert<br><br></div>