tomaz

There must have been changes to docsetutil in Xcode 7, although this is the only report (so far :)

There's `--verbose ` switch, set it to 5 for max. Other than that, you can run appledoc from Xcode for low level debugging.

Hi! You can try launching appledoc from Xcode and have it stop on exception. That might provide some more clues. But otherwise, if log doesn't point to item that's failing,...

Make sure you're using latest template files. Other than that try to selectively parse increasingly larger subset of your files until you isolate the one that's causing issues, then check...

Hmm, there must have been something broken in latest commits. You can find precompiled binaries on [releases page](https://github.com/tomaz/appledoc/releases). It is somewhat obscure - you can find the link on top...

Currently these are not supported by appledoc. Doxygen does pick up the documentation and prepare xml, but appledoc doesn't parse these parts. I'm documenting enums as a list inside the...

This is indeed one of the most requested features together with #7. Any appledoc feature is implemented so that it supports or mimics Apple's documentation, so this should include enumerations...

Though so. This would require an option to link certain items with specific class (or category/protocol). It would also require specifying whether a constant is a notification or something else....

Didn't give much attention to these details, just quickly wrote them to open a discussion and get various suggesions and as future reference. One possible implementation would be to have...

Yes, that would be another possibility. It's actually a good one as it would allow including the same set of constants in multiple classes.