How to create a separate category section
Troy Chmieleski
However, when creating a simple test project with a view controller and a category on that view controller, I get the following output:
The overviews for the view controller and its category are both lumped together in the view controller documentation without distinction. Not sure if this is the default behavior or not.
Here is what the overview looks like for the view controller:
Similarly, here is what the overview looks like for the category:
The overall index looks as follows (notice the absence of the category):
What is steps should be taken to get the category, in this case AppledocExampleViewController+category1 under the separate category header. I thought categories would be categorized by default. Maybe I am wrong and should be using custom templates to separate the objects from their categories?
Tom @ Gentle Bytes
Try with --no-merge-categories cmd line switch.
Tom
On 23 Jan 2014, at 19:25, Troy Chmieleski via appledoc wrote:
Hi,
I just discovered appledoc and really enjoy using it. I am not sure how to
generate the separate headers however for categories. Whenever I create a
category the documentation is just lumped together with the object that
category is based off of. Ideally, the categories should be presented under
a separate header and the documentation for the category should be
separated from the corresponding object the category is created from.Here is a screenshot of the AFNetworking documentation and the structure I
am striving for:
However, when creating a simple test project with a view controller and a
category on that view controller, I get the following output:
The overviews for the view controller and its category are both lumped
together in the view controller documentation without distinction. Not sure
if this is the default behavior or not.Here is what the overview looks like for the view controller:
Similarly, here is what the overview looks like for the category:
The overall index looks as follows (notice the absence of the category):
What is steps should be taken to get the category, in this
case AppledocExampleViewController+category1 under the separate category
header. I thought categories would be categorized by default. Maybe I am
wrong and should be using custom templates to separate the objects from
their categories?
Thanks.
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Troy Chmieleski
Tom @ Gentle Bytes
bunch of other .markdown files which are part of code on GitHub.
My old website had some examples, and I wanted to restructure them when
porting to new style, but didn’t find time for it yet. You can find
the old website on wayback machine -
http://web.archive.org/web/20120618123340/http://gentlebytes.com/appledoc/
- take a look in sidebar.
Tom
Troy Chmieleski
Raymond Camden
On Thursday, January 23, 2014 1:04:24 PM UTC-6, Tom wrote: