Currently, there's no easy way to get your own doc searched by the API
Search feature of Xcode's documentation window. We definitely want to
add that ability in a future release, though.
That said, you can add your reference doc to the set that Xcode
searches by this manual process:
1. Your documentation has to have the necessary "apple_ref" HTML
anchors in it for Xcode's indexer to index it. If the doc is generated
by HeaderDoc, those anchors are present. If not, see
/Developer/Documentation/DeveloperTools/HeaderDoc/APIAnchors.html for a
description of the anchors and add them to your HTML reference.
2. Xcode's indexer only searches specific areas of the file system for
documentation to index. The file that lists these areas is
"/Developer/Documentation/Help/Developer Help
Viewer/MacOSXDeveloper.pbHelpIndexerList". Either make sure your
documentation is within one of the listed folders, or add a new path to
the list.
3. Run the indexer to reindex the documentation. In a Terminal window:
> sudo /Developer/Tools/pbhelpindexer
Hope this helps,
-- Matt
On Jan 3, 2004, at 6:32 AM, Michael Taubert wrote:
Hi all,
how do I add additional paths for the API-search feature? It would be
nice to have this feature using
my own Documentation too.
Thanks,
Michael
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