StOrM3: Cod2Doc does exactly what you want it to do!! It creates one html file per function + an userlib with all the functions. I am afraid that you loose some time for nothing, sorry...
To do that (with Cod2Doc v1.1): click on the tab "functions only", click on "Function higlighted in the IDE + quick help F1", choose the name of the userlib you want to create, choose between 2D or 3D command, check that the path to Blitz is correct. Then you select your file or the directory, and you click on "Start".
That's it!! Exactly what you want!!! One .html file per function (in fact it's an .htm file) + an userlib file for all your functions!!
Please notice that the userlib file is directly placed in the userlib directory of Blitz AND that the htm files are directly placed in the command directory of Blitz (assuming you gave the right path to Blitz).
Now just open Blitz, type one of your command, type F1 one time, then another time, and everything is there!!!
If you want to distribute these files, just take them from the blitz directories...
Is the documentation not clear enough on this whole point, or did you use version 1.0 of Cod2Doc??
To do that (with Cod2Doc v1.1): click on the tab "functions only", click on "Function higlighted in the IDE + quick help F1", choose the name of the userlib you want to create, choose between 2D or 3D command, check that the path to Blitz is correct. Then you select your file or the directory, and you click on "Start".
That's it!! Exactly what you want!!! One .html file per function (in fact it's an .htm file) + an userlib file for all your functions!!
Please notice that the userlib file is directly placed in the userlib directory of Blitz AND that the htm files are directly placed in the command directory of Blitz (assuming you gave the right path to Blitz).
Now just open Blitz, type one of your command, type F1 one time, then another time, and everything is there!!!
If you want to distribute these files, just take them from the blitz directories...
Is the documentation not clear enough on this whole point, or did you use version 1.0 of Cod2Doc??