Please accept the in-article links to examples of Doxygenerate's output as fulfilling the "Online Demo" item. Running the app itself isn't at all exciting - it's the output people surely want to explore online.

Links (all to documents hosted on georgejames.com) are in these posts:

Congratulations to the IPM team for achieving this hugely significant milestone.

To show my appreciation I installed 0.9.0 into a fresh namespace called IPM and told Doxygenerate to build documentation (HTML and PDF). Then I published the output on the George James Software website.

To see the results as a set of static web pages, go to https://georgejames.com/files/doxygenerate/IPM/index.html

To view the documentation as a PDF it's https://georgejames.com/files/doxygenerate/IPM/refman.pdf (586 pages).

And for a variant of the PDF with simplified inheritance diagrams it's https://georgejames.com/files/doxygenerate/IPM/refman-brief.pdf (364 pages).

The difference between the two PDFs can be seen by comparing page 63 (numbered 37 because of the extensive Table of Contents).

Also of interest is this inheritance diagram from page 59 (aka 33):

If you like the results please consider voting for Doxygenerate before the current contest ends on Sunday night.

With the release of VS Code 1.94.2 today this problem has been resolved unless you are using a multi-root workspace that has one or more file:// root folders in addition to your isfs:// one(s).

A side effect of the 1.94.2 fix is that people using our beta VSIX with proposed APIs enabled will no longer get the benefit of the new 1.94 Explorer Find functionality, despite the beta being capable of participating in this. We hope the VS Code team will resolve this in 1.95 next month.