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Doxygen Generated Documentation
yarly
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I was wondering if in the near future, Doxygen generated documentation could be offered along side the current API documentation. It would let us developers use a script found here (http://getmoai.com/forums/moai-sdk-for-intellij-idea-t445/) to auto generate the API+documentation for Intellij IDEA. Moai uses Doxygen already, so I'm guessing it isn't overly painful to generate it (http://getmoai.com/docs/).
I've tried the built in IDE that comes with Gideros, but it's just a little limited for anyone that does professional development all the time (no debugging or ctrl+click on code to jump to things, etc). I like it okay as it's made for Gideros, but there's just too much missing for me (perhaps to avoid scaring off those not used to an IDE).
Currently, I just manually generate the documentation, but this would make things far easier. I've been on the fence to which Lua game framework to use, but I'm leaning the most towards Gideros, since it seems to be the most stable+best performance.
I've tried the built in IDE that comes with Gideros, but it's just a little limited for anyone that does professional development all the time (no debugging or ctrl+click on code to jump to things, etc). I like it okay as it's made for Gideros, but there's just too much missing for me (perhaps to avoid scaring off those not used to an IDE).
Currently, I just manually generate the documentation, but this would make things far easier. I've been on the fence to which Lua game framework to use, but I'm leaning the most towards Gideros, since it seems to be the most stable+best performance.
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Corona had lots of support and documentation, but the price + questionable performance issues that seem to be chronic turned me off. For what they charge, it should perform far better than it does really without a ton of micro optimization.
Gideros seemed like a good match between those two and easy to work with so I'm liking it so far.
Likes: avo, Zoyt