Command line description
Call
g-cli --lv-ver <LabVIEW version number> Antidoc -- (1)
1 | paremeters Specific to Antidoc tool follow "--" |
Parameters
Name | Category | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
-pp |
Value |
Yes |
Path of the lvproj file to parse |
-t |
Value |
Yes |
Generated document title |
-out |
Value |
Yes |
Path of the file generated by Antidoc |
-a |
Value |
No |
Author name |
-e |
Value |
No |
Author’s e-mail |
-notfull |
Flag |
No |
If set, document generated only contains sections. This could be helpfull when you use Antidoc API in your own tool |
-configpath |
Value |
No |
Path of the configuration file. |
-commit |
Value |
No |
Commit revision of the documented code |
-commitdate |
Value |
No |
Commit date of the documented code |
-tag |
Value |
No |
Tag of the documented code |
-nousagereport |
Flag |
No |
If set, usage reporting is deactivated. See usage reporting in Antidoc for more information |
Name | Category | Description | Last version availability |
---|---|---|---|
-dep |
Flag |
If set, Antidoc parse libraries contained in project Dependencies |
1.0.0.2 (replace by config file) |
Examples
g-cli --lv-ver 2014 Antidoc -- -pp "<lvproj path>" -t "Document Title" -out "<output file path>"
g-cli --lv-ver 2014 Antidoc -- -pp "<lvproj path>" -t "Document Title" -out "<output file path>" -a "Jean Dupont" -e "jean-dupont@abcde.com" -notfull -configpath "<config file path>" -commit "se42as2" -commitdate "2020-09-30" -tag "v1.2.3" -nousagereport
g-cli --lv-ver 2014 Antidoc -- -pp "<lvproj path>" -t "Document Title" -out "<output file path>"