Lots of updates, both small and large, to the BoostBook format and its
transformating, including:
- Every declaration now takes a purpose (short description) and a
description (longer description). No more loose <para> elements.
- Lots of attributes have been removed in favor of elements. This includes
(at least):
+ function return-type is now in the type element
+ comment attributes (for typedefs, template parameters, etc.) are now
picked up from the <purpose> element (this is how things will work in
general)
+ default values for template and function parameters, along with static
constant values, are specified with the <default> element
- Nested classes are now supported
- Formatting of <purpose> elements as comments is smarter
- Function specifiers now supported ("explicit", "virtual", etc.)
Doug
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