Hello,
I found some time over the break to work on the XSL stylesheets. Some new
features:
* Much improved name lookup support. <classname>, <methodname>, and
<functionname> all work now, and take their scoping cues from <namespace>,
<class>, <using-namespace> and <using-class>
* Support for class template specializations (see the "last_value" template
in the Signals library)
* Support for functions as reference entries
* Support for overloaded functions & methods documented together
* Default template parameters and the types in typedefs can now be
represented as XML subtrees instead of strings (so we can have links in them)
* Libraries can be placed into categories, and the XSL generates both an
alphabetical list of all libraries and a categorized list (like the Boost
documentation has now, but automatic)
* Subnamespaces work
* Lots of formatting tweaks
I've also converted the Ref documentation and the reference documentation for
Signals. To see the new features, check out the HTML version here:
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~gregod/Boost
I'll stick a PDF version at:
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~gregod/boost.pdf
I've updated the wiki...
Doug
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