Re: doxymacs
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Stephen J. Turnbull yowled:
I see. So should we remove etags and movemail? I think doxygen is
quite analogous to etags, although more complex. And etags is in the
core.
etags, no; Emacs and XEmacs are the only things that use it; this
is not true of doxygen.
(But I have wondered for some time why XEmacs ships with ctags...)
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