Hello, I'm currently having trouble with the conversion between the XML generated by Doxygen and the Boostbook code generated by doxygen2boostbook.xsl. Some of my files define free functions and types inside a namespace (or at the top level; the problem appears equally). However, when these files are converted to Boostbook and later turned into HTML, I cannot see any of these functions. I can only see those classes that appear in the same file, but nothing else. The problem is because the code is skipping such cases. Additionally, Doxygen seems to be generating duplicate entries for some members, and I don't know why it's happening (a bug?). For example, if you document some #defines in a file, the resulting Boostbook will contain two entries for each #define, which is incorrect because 1) there are duplicate IDs, 2) the rendered document contains two entries. (This also happens with the free functions mentioned above, once they are fixed.) At last, Doxygen is also generating sectiondef's elements with an empty kind, which are also unhandled by the current code. I'm using Doxygen 1.5.1 under Mac OS X and Boost from CVS HEAD. The problems can easily be seen when building the Boost.Process' documentation that is currently in the SVN repository and later inspecting the synopsis of each header file in the Reference chapter. For example, note how "operations.hpp" is completely empty, or how "config.hpp" contains duplicates for all macros. The attached patch resolves these issues for me, but I'm not sure it is correct. Specially, the new sectiondef template in toplevel mode is needed to avoid the duplicates in the #defines' synopsis... but maybe it'd be avoided in some other way. Feel free to modify it to correct any obvious mistake, but please resolve the conversion issue :-) Thanks, PS: Is this Doxygen->Boostbook conversion experimental? Support for several things seem to be missing... -- Julio M. Merino Vidal <jmmv84@gmail.com>