On Mon, 2008-05-05 at 10:35 +0200, Maxence Guesdon wrote:
> Indeed, ocamldoc does not use the comment of sub.ml in the page generated
> for main.ml. This is normal behaviour. 

I'm aware that it's the normal behaviour of ocamldoc. I'm just looking
for a work-around or a plug-in.

> You could comment the creation of the
> Sub module (i.e. Main.Sub) by putting a comment around
>   module Sub = Sub

I wrote that in my first post :)
More seriously, it's ok if I have only one or two modules. But if I want
to comment both the creation of Sub and the actual contents of Sub, it's
not really a good method. Even more so since I have 70+ modules
developed separately, which I attempt to present with a consistent
Java-style package hierarchy. That would mean copying and pasting about
9000+ lines of code for the moment, with more coming, and nasty bugs
lurking whenever the source packages are updated.

> This is normal behaviour too. You're redefining a module here, and the
> way it is defined is reflected by the html code generated by ocamldoc, with
> a link on the Sub.SubSub page.

I have a link to an empty Sub.SubSub page. Is that normal behaviour ?

Cheers,
 David

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