links to images that this patch is modifying would be included in doxy docs
without pre or post process something in meson definition, if we applied this patch.
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What are you trying to achive here ? I do not understand what you are writing in the commit description tbh.
Additionally, this leaves efl_copy.sh unused in tree.
- removing efl_copy.sh
- reasoning for this patch
- doxygen documetation image broken
Go take a look a image broken at almost bottom of the cotent
https://www.enlightenment.org/_legacy_embed/ecore_con_server_simple_example_c.html
- No way to generate doxygen docs properly without using meson
with this patch, It will be possible to generate doxygen docs without using meson,
if so, I don't understand any unacceptable reason for this patch.
because I guess a way more simple is better.
and there is a actual case in Tizen platform,
we are gethering all header files for all packges to generate doxygen docs.
and just running like 'doxygen .'.
but only efl can't generate proper docs because efl is not able to generate
doxygen docs without meson.
A bit of background:
Doxygen copies to the output folder all images embedded using the @image tag. However, in our legacy docs we have many images embedded using @htmlonly tags, which do not get copied to the output folder.
In D10690 I added the meson step to manually copy all images to the output folder to fix this.
However, this fix only works if docs are generated with meson, obviously. @akanad is complaining that when docs are generated directly with Doxygen, the images are missing.
@akanad's fix is a step in the right direction: embed the images using @image tags so Doxygen knows about them and my manual copy is not needed anymore. I like this.
However, as it is now, this patch does not remove the previous images embedded using @htmlonly, so images appear twice.
Please remove previous images embedded using \htmlonly tags.