I was experimenting with the Adobe ASDoc tool. Adobe uses it for its on-line API documentation for Flex, Apollo and Actionscript.<\/p>\n
In my case I had a com folder with my own domain, com.hosford. I also had com.otherDomains from various sources such as books I purchased where the author provided a library of code.<\/p>\n
I wanted to create the docs for all of the com.hosford portion and not include other com.otherDomains. In fact I wanted to limit the docs to com.hosford.practice. This is a place for examples and experiments and future code snippets, a play area.<\/p>\n
The folder layout is as follows:<\/p>\n
com\/hosford\/practice\/… various<\/p>\n
apps\/practice<\/p>\n
In apps\/practice is the command file for ASDocs. I wanted ASDocs to create a folder called Practice-Docs in apps\/practice.<\/p>\n
The ASDocs switch to use was -doc-sources<\/strong>. The command line in a Windows batch file worked out as follows (all on one line):<\/p>\n More information on ASDocs as follows:<\/p>\n\r\n"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Flex Builder 2\\Flex SDK 2\\bin\\asdoc.exe" "-doc-sources" "..\/..\/com\/hosford\/practice" "-main-title" "Practice API Documentation" "-window-title" "Practice API Documentation Window Title" "-output" "Practice-Documentation"\r\n<\/pre>\n