minimum.qdocconf

 # QDoc is a tool that constantly evolves and there may be compatibility issues
 # between old and new practices. For that reason, QDoc configuration files in
 # the Qt Project includes compat.qdocconf:
 #include(compat.qdocconf)

 # Give the documentation project a title:
 project = My documentation project

 # Pass additional include paths to QDoc when parsing C++ code for documentation
 # comments.
 #includepaths += -I/some/path

 # QDoc needs a lists of file extensions to know which files to process in
 # different situations. Uncomment the following include statement to get
 # a pre-defined list of file extensions.
 #include(fileextensions.qdocconf)

 # You can also specify file extensions manually.
 headers.fileextensions  = "*.h *.hpp"
 sources.fileextensions  = "*.cpp *.qml *.qdoc"

 # The outputdir variable specifies the directory where QDoc places the generated
 # documentation.
 outputdir   = public

 # The headerdirs variable specifies the directories that contain the header
 # files associated with the .cpp source files used in the documentation.
 headerdirs  = .

 # The sourcedirs variable specifies the directories that contain the .cpp or
 # .qdoc files used in the documentation.
 sourcedirs  = .

 # The exampledirs variable specifies the directories that contain the source
 # code of the example files.
 exampledirs = ./examples

 # The imagedirs variable specifies the directories that contain images used in
 # the documentation.
 imagedirs   = ./images

 # Set a warning limit. QDoc will exit with a non-zero exit code if it generates
 # documentation warnings during the documentation build. Useful for tracking
 # down documentation issues.
 #warninglimit = 0
 #warninglimit.enabled = true