SourceBrowser generates a wiki for a source tree, serving as a documentation meta-programming tool.
SourceBrowser is a powerful meta-programming tool designed to generate a wiki for the source tree documentation. It is equipped with a custom domain specific language called Source Annotation Language that allows users to write documentation meta-programs. These meta-programs can be embedded into the source code of any program or library, and can define an object-oriented database that is easily evaluated with the tools provided by the project.
Moreover, with SourceBrowser developers can effortlessly generate a wiki that integrates both the documentation and the source code, allowing for seamless browsing. With its latest update it now offers a wide range of new features to provide users with a smooth and enhanced experience.
Some of the latest features include the addition of an object for the project front page, pragmas for special rendering of document objects, navigation uplinks, and figure support. Additionally, improvements have been made to the wiki syntax for links, default regular expressions for the SAL host language parser, and external links now open in a blank browser frame, making it more convenient to navigate through the documentation.
Several bugs have also been fixed such as the source tree construction and the printing of the offending file in case of language guess failure. Moreover, the frame margin has been increased to make it easier to resize while the documentation front page has been split for better organization. With these updates, SourceBrowser continues to provide developers with a powerful tool that they can rely on.
Moreover, with SourceBrowser developers can effortlessly generate a wiki that integrates both the documentation and the source code, allowing for seamless browsing. With its latest update it now offers a wide range of new features to provide users with a smooth and enhanced experience.
Some of the latest features include the addition of an object for the project front page, pragmas for special rendering of document objects, navigation uplinks, and figure support. Additionally, improvements have been made to the wiki syntax for links, default regular expressions for the SAL host language parser, and external links now open in a blank browser frame, making it more convenient to navigate through the documentation.
Several bugs have also been fixed such as the source tree construction and the printing of the offending file in case of language guess failure. Moreover, the frame margin has been increased to make it easier to resize while the documentation front page has been split for better organization. With these updates, SourceBrowser continues to provide developers with a powerful tool that they can rely on.
What's New
Version 0.20050801: N/A