I am trying to create a custom toolbox which has multiple, sometimes nested, namespaces. How do I structure my *.mlx help files such that they appear for all functions within the toolbox.
For example, say my toolbox has the form:
└───root
├───+toolbox
│ ├───+subpackage1
│ │ └───+subpackage3
│ │ myfcn.m
│ │
│ └───+subpackage2
└───doc
GettingStarted.mlx

I am able to run
doc toolbox
and recieve the "GettingStarted.mlx"

However, how can I structure documentation such that:
doc toolbox.subpackage1.subpackage2.myfcn
returns a *.mlx for myfcn?
Currently, the output is identical to help toolbox.subpackage1.subpackage2.myfcn

Attempted Solution:
I have tried to add this documentation as follows:
└───root
├───+toolbox
│ ├───+subpackage1
│ │ └───+subpackage3
│ │ myfcn.m
│ │
│ └───+subpackage2
└───doc
│ GettingStarted.mlx
│
└───toolbox
└───subpackage1
└───subpackage3
myfcn.mlx

However, the deeply nested documentation is not found. If I manually add ‘myfcn.mlx’ into the package Examples, it shows up in the documentation under the heading ‘subpackage3’, but this is not my desired behavior. I would like to maintain the entire tree in my documentation.

I have found packages discussing using info.xml & helptoc.xml, but it is not clear how to modify these for this situation. The documentation for these files can be found here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/display-custom-documentation.htmlI am trying to create a custom toolbox which has multiple, sometimes nested, namespaces. How do I structure my *.mlx help files such that they appear for all functions within the toolbox.
For example, say my toolbox has the form:
└───root
├───+toolbox
│ ├───+subpackage1
│ │ └───+subpackage3
│ │ myfcn.m
│ │
│ └───+subpackage2
└───doc
GettingStarted.mlx

I am able to run
doc toolbox
and recieve the "GettingStarted.mlx"

However, how can I structure documentation such that:
doc toolbox.subpackage1.subpackage2.myfcn
returns a *.mlx for myfcn?
Currently, the output is identical to help toolbox.subpackage1.subpackage2.myfcn

Attempted Solution:
I have tried to add this documentation as follows:
└───root
├───+toolbox
│ ├───+subpackage1
│ │ └───+subpackage3
│ │ myfcn.m
│ │
│ └───+subpackage2
└───doc
│ GettingStarted.mlx
│
└───toolbox
└───subpackage1
└───subpackage3
myfcn.mlx

However, the deeply nested documentation is not found. If I manually add ‘myfcn.mlx’ into the package Examples, it shows up in the documentation under the heading ‘subpackage3’, but this is not my desired behavior. I would like to maintain the entire tree in my documentation.

I have found packages discussing using info.xml & helptoc.xml, but it is not clear how to modify these for this situation. The documentation for these files can be found here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/display-custom-documentation.html I am trying to create a custom toolbox which has multiple, sometimes nested, namespaces. How do I structure my *.mlx help files such that they appear for all functions within the toolbox.
For example, say my toolbox has the form:
└───root
├───+toolbox
│ ├───+subpackage1
│ │ └───+subpackage3
│ │ myfcn.m
│ │
│ └───+subpackage2
└───doc
GettingStarted.mlx

I am able to run
doc toolbox
and recieve the "GettingStarted.mlx"

However, how can I structure documentation such that:
doc toolbox.subpackage1.subpackage2.myfcn
returns a *.mlx for myfcn?
Currently, the output is identical to help toolbox.subpackage1.subpackage2.myfcn

Attempted Solution:
I have tried to add this documentation as follows:
└───root
├───+toolbox
│ ├───+subpackage1
│ │ └───+subpackage3
│ │ myfcn.m
│ │
│ └───+subpackage2
└───doc
│ GettingStarted.mlx
│
└───toolbox
└───subpackage1
└───subpackage3
myfcn.mlx

However, the deeply nested documentation is not found. If I manually add ‘myfcn.mlx’ into the package Examples, it shows up in the documentation under the heading ‘subpackage3’, but this is not my desired behavior. I would like to maintain the entire tree in my documentation.

I have found packages discussing using info.xml & helptoc.xml, but it is not clear how to modify these for this situation. The documentation for these files can be found here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/display-custom-documentation.html matlab, toolbox MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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