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Unfortunately there is no automatic way to solve this problem since Moritz is not able understand the idea behind the source. Especially the if-expressions in the bottom part are extremely mashed and not easy to survey anymore. But the more convenient way is to add the folder path to the list of example-paths (EXAMPLE_PATH) in the Doxyfile In the source example this command is added in the h-files into the function move to the given position point to regulator_c_f_moveto.html void moveto(int position) The content of the c-source will not be changed void moveto( int position) switch(position) case PositionBeginn: parkatbegin() break case PositionEnd: parkatend() break default: if((position>=positionmin)&(position 0 ) &(abs_int(currentposition - position) > Tolerance) ) // do a limited number of times until position inside tolerance OldPosition = CurrentPosition CurrentPosition = getposition(1) printf('current position: %d ', CurrentPosition) if((position - CurrentPosition)>0) if( (CurrentPosition - OldPosition) < ((position - CurrentPosition)/2) ) moveforwards(1) TRIGGER_SIMULATION('moving forwards ') else stop(1) TRIGGER_SIMULATION('stop ') else if((position - CurrentPosition)<0) if( (OldPosition - CurrentPosition) < ((CurrentPosition - position)/2) ) movebackwards(1) TRIGGER_SIMULATION('moving backwards ') else stop(1) TRIGGER_SIMULATION('stop ') -RemainingSteps printf('end position: %d ', CurrentPosition) ĥ Without modification this will be the diagram: Even this diagram is still small enough to be displayed on one page it is already to huge to show all details clearly. It is possible to extend the file name with a folder path string. For including html files Doxygen provides the command htmlinclude that expects the file name as parameter. Note the _c_f_ in between is the file attachment.c and a splitting symbol _F_ between file and function name. For every function there is one file that name contains the file name and the function name. Since nassi shneiderman diagrams will be generated as html files they can only be used if Doxygen should generate html output also.ģ Including single Diagrams All nassi shneiderman diagrams generated by Moritz are located in the sub folder moritz/nsd.

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This is done by adding the path-string to the configuration option EXAMPLE_PATH like this: EXAMPLE_PATH =./moritz/nsd Note To update the content of the Doxygen an update Moritz has to be run first if the diagrams should be updated. The Doxygen Configuration Since Doxygen should include the html files created by Moritz the location where to find them has to be configured in the Doxyfile. The configuration files used are: ansi_c_abc2xml_cfg.xml : configuration of abc2xml to parse the sources ansi_c_xml2abc_cfg_nsd.xml : configuration of xml2abc to create nassi shneiderman diagrams Thus the create-script contains only one call for xml2abc.

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The Moritz Configuration Since this tutorial shows only how to include nassi shneiderman diagrams into the doxygen htmloutput there will be now configuration for other diagram-types.

This chapter explains only some points which may be important in this special case. Content Nassi Shneiderman Diagrams with Moritz and Doxygen.1 Common Explanations.2 The Moritz Configuration.2 The Doxygen Configuration.2 Note.2 Including single Diagrams.3 Splitting huge diagrams.4 Big functions will result in big diagrams.4 Excluding function parts.6 Including Diagram Collections for a complete Source-File.9 Replacing single diagrams by Description Tables.9 Setup diagrams as related pages.11 Set up of Link References.13 Linking Diagrams with the Documentation.15 Configure Doxygen to create XML content with Link-References.15 Configure Moritz to evaluate the Doxygen XML Output.16 Other Diagram Modifications.17 Point out Sub Blocks.17 Show the Original Source.18 Independent Comment.18 Resources and Links.19Ģ Common Explanations Please read the Chapter Run and Explore in the tutorial introduction to learn how Moritz and Doxygen will be set up basically for these tutorials. Please refer also the tutorial part that explains how to set up the used tools and the architecture of the example project as well as the provided sub-directories for Moritz and Doxygen. 1 Nassi Shneiderman Diagrams with Moritz and Doxygen This tutorial part describes how to create nassi shneiderman diagrams with Moritz and how to include them in the documentation created by Doxygen.