Simply create a directory plugin/doxygen in your vim configuration folder
(basicly at $HOME/.vim) and then put all the *.vim files in this folder.
There're some configuration variables for Doxygen module. Here is a listing of the most importants :
g:DefaultAuthor: this variable allow you to overpass the input "Enter author name : " when you use any doxygen generation.g:DefaultVersion: tthis variable allow you to overpass the input "Enter version string : " when you use any doxygen generation.g:Doxygen_maxFunctionProtoLines: if you have some function with a definition of more than 10 lines, you can change this parameter.
Here are the variables for tags configuration. Generally there syntax looks
like g:Doxygen_<tag>Tag where <tag> is the name of the tag. For example,
if you want to change the tag param (basicly "@param "), you can define
the variable let g:Doxygen_paramTag = "/myTagParam ".
Here is the listing of tags :
g:Doxygen_briefTag: "@brief "g:Doxygen_templateParamTag: "@tparam "g:Doxygen_paramTag: "@param "g:Doxygen_returnTag: "@return "g:Doxygen_throwTag: "@throw "g:Doxygen_fileTag: "@file "g:Doxygen_dateTag: "@date "g:Doxygen_versionTag: "@version "g:Doxygen_nameTag: "@name "g:Doxygen_classTag: "@class "
- Check if the function return something before adding the return tag
- Make this plugin for Java