Melvin Vermeeren

It would probably be quicker than the current method. A proper, efficient, XML parser would be at least (around) as fast as using a sqlite database though.

@cheshirekow Although I am indeed the current (primary) maintainer since 2018-ish there are many technical parts of Breathe that I haven't worked with in-depth, which includes the XML parser. Generally...

@kloczek Will this change also mean that source and/or built Breathe docs are included in the PyPI distribution among perhaps other things? I'm not very familiar with setuptools to be...

@kloczek I understand, thanks for the info. I did some experimentation with the option but it appears this is not suited for Breathe as it directly invokes the Sphinx documentation...

@kloczek Thanks again. A lot of the warnings for Breathe's own doc should be fixed by #816.

@awvwgk Something that might be useful when/if adding Fortran support to Breathe is #550 , which added C# support also using an external domain.

@AlCash07 Looking at doc https://breathe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/class.html#class-example it appears that `members-only` option hides child classes already. (Edit: So perhaps it's not too hard to add an option hiding subclasses without doing anything...

@KlasMvW Perhaps `\mainpage` is currently not handled specifically by Breathe, making that work would need patches to include it when parsing and output the rst. @Namyalg Specifically for that a...

@iquah1 Could you check the reply in https://github.com/michaeljones/breathe/issues/826#issuecomment-1146213997 and try it with `doxygenindex` and manually generated/prepared Doxygen XML output instead of letting Breathe call Doxygen? Also I realise I closed...

@MegChai First time I hear of this idea. I indeed think this is currently not possible. The fact that param is detected probably means that the way other data is...