Does generate_doc_figures.py belong in the project root? about opm-core HOT 4 CLOSED

The intention was to have doxygen documentation from multiple libraries (opm-core and opm-polymer for example) in the same directory located in a common spot. It's probably better to build docs in a doc/ subdir of the library itself, feel free to change it as you go.

The script generate_doc_figures.py should be moved to the tutorials directory, or perhaps the doc/ dir. Xavier Raynaud works here at Sintef, if that is what you mean to ask...?

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Proposed patch at #115
I asked about Xavier because he is the prime author of the script, but he is not an OPM member on GitHub. Realized afterwards that it is of course because his commit has been automatically imported from SVN. (By me, of course, hello memory parity errors!)

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@atgeirr > The intention was to have doxygen documentation from multiple libraries (opm-core and opm-polymer for example) in the same directory located in a common spot.

I suppose that this does not work as it is currently implemented anyway: You will get clashes of file names (e.g. index.html, modules.html, and even the class documentation goes into a$NUMBER.html files if you do not change the Doxyfile). To achieve this anyway, one must copy all headers of all modules into the same directory ('make install'?) and then run doxygen from this directory.

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In the cmake branch this files has been moved to the tutorials/ directory and modified so that it takes the paths as command-line options (callable from build system).

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