[Adium-devl] The Doxygen output we've always wanted

[Peter Hosey]

A few minutes ago on Twitter, @rentzsch mentioned a program called  
DoxyClean:

	http://mattballdesign.com/blog/tag/doxyclean/

(Reference to the tweet for the archives: https://twitter.com/ 
rentzsch/statuses/784152270 )

What this does is generates XHTML documentation in the Apple Cocoa  
style.

Just like we've always wanted since we adopted Doxygen.

The workflow is simple enough: Run Doxygen, making sure that it  
generates XML output (that's what DoxyClean takes as its input). Then  
run DoxyClean with the -h switch to generate its own XHTML output.

I have the necessary changes to our Doxyfile ready to go. I turned  
off Doxygen's XHTML output (I don't think we'll need it anymore) and  
turned on its XML output. Here's the patch:

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For an example, run Doxygen and then DoxyClean, and have a look at  
Docs/DoxyCleaned/xhtml/Classes/AIKeychain.html.

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