--include command-line option
Just like a Pascal compiler, PasDoc understands $include compiler directive and reads include files. It searches for include files in the current directory and in all directories given with the --include CommandLine option. Examples:
pasdoc --include c:\mysources\include --include c:\3rdparty\somelib\include ... pasdoc --include c:\mysources\include;c:\3rdparty\somelib\include ...
As shown in the first example it is possible to specify multiple --include options.
You can also specify multiple include paths per --include directive, separating them with the platform’s path separator (which is ':' on Unix and ';' on Windows) as shown in the second example. So both examples above (and the two below) are equivalent.
Another example when running under Unix:
pasdoc --include /home/me/include --include /usr/local/pascal/include ... pasdoc --include /home/me/include:/usr/local/pascal/include ...
The short form of --include option is -I (upper case i).