Is there a way to exclude package-level functions and members from Doxygen output?

Question

I'm working with Doxygen at the workplace and am having a problem with the Java code. With the EXTRACT_ALL=NO, EXTRACT_PRIVATE=NO, EXTRACT_STATIC=NO, EXTRACT_LOCAL_CLASSES=NO, and EXTRACT_LOCAL_METHODS=NO, the output still includes static members that are not defined as public or private.

EX. Let's say I have the following code:

class EXAMPLE{

public static func1()

private static func2()

static func3()

}

func3 is defined only as static because it is a package-level function.

func1 and func3 show up in the output, and I only want func1 to appear.

Does anyone know a way to show only those functions explicitly defined as public?

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

You can put stuff that you don't want to see in doxygen output inside a \cond ... \endcond block:

class EXAMPLE{

public static func1()

/// \cond

private static func2()
static func3()

/// \endcond

}