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We've got a fairly large project written in a mix of Java and Groovy. For a variety of reasons, we're looking to switch from Javadoc/groovydoc to doxygen for our code documentation generation needs.

The Java code, of course, works fine. Doxygen, however, has no native support for groovy, and google doesn't seem to have turned up a doxygen filter. Has anyone seen such a creature out there, or do I need to crank one out myself?