[Insight-users] tool used to generate software guide?

[Juan Cardelino]

Some time ago I asked about the tool used to generate the software
guide, and I got the answer below. I didn't had the time to check this
out until now. and I have a few more questions:
1) After the move to GIT, is this still the correct source to get
InsightDocuments, or was it also moved to GIT.
2) Some scripts are mentioned, and I guess I don't have to download
the whole documentation tree to get these (which I'm already doing).
Could you please point me in the right direction?
3) I'm curious about something: I'm using the Chan-Vese segmentation
algorithm from the review clases, which has some examples nicely
documented. However, I'm not sure where will this documentation show
up. Only in doxygen? In doxygen and in the softwareguide?

Thanks for everything.
Best regards,
                   Juan

On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Karthik Krishnan
<karthik.krishnan at kitware.com> wrote:
> Juan:
>
> You may find these in InsightDocuments/
>
>  cvs -d:anonymous at www.itk.org:/cvsroot/Insight co InsightDocuments
>
> Its a bunch of cmake driven
> - perl scripts to parse the source code and extract the relevant comments
> - perl script to run the relevant binaries of each source code with
> the command line tags present in the top of the source file to
> generate the output images. These generated output images are then
> included from ITK's binary tree directly into appropriate
> \includegraphics tags software guide. This way if the algorithms
> change, the images in the guide change as well :) . The perl script
> also generates cmake dependencies to ensure that the right examples
> run before others, for instance if one example generates an image
> that's an input to another
> - Finally cmake drives latex, dvips, ps2pdf to generate the output document.
>
> --
> karthik
>