Depending on the intended audience, you may choose to include only the interface parts of modules, or both the interface and implementation.
Profiles let you control which parts are written to output and which
are ignored. There are two pre-defined profiles:
user and devel. You may
also specify your own profile, but you will have to use options line
--protected or
--private.
In the user profile only declarations present
in the interface are included in the documentation, and only public
and protected methods of classes. In the devel
profile every declaration is included.
You may explicitly include or exclude a declaration by using the @profile command in the comment associated with the declaration. This command may be followed by one profile name or a list of profile names in which the declaration should be included. If there is more than one profile name, then the list must be enclosed in parentheses and the left bracket must follow immediately after the command name with no intervening whitespace. If the @profile command is not used then whether to include the declaration is determined based on the rules from the above paragraph.