On Thursday 06 May 2004 01:46 am, Vladimir Prus wrote:
> Well, I use doxygen, so I have no control over what's produced ;-)
Actually, you have some control :) Grouping of overloads is done with the
"\overload" tag, like so:
/**
* What wonderful documentation this is.
*/
void foo(int);
/**
* \overload
*/
void foo(double);
This way, BoostBook will just "do the right thing" of grouping the \overloads
together using the documentation from the first. Doxygen's output is a little
less pretty, but that's my opinion :)
> > Hmmm, I think this is possible, but it's not easy in XSLT. Perhaps
> > allowing an id on the <function> tag and a refid on the <functionname>
> > tag is the right plan.
>
> Probably, but will it help with doxygen? I can't put 'id' in doxygen
> comment, can I?
There's probably a way, but it will be ugly.
> BTW, isn't it possible, after emitting "Reference to ... is ambiguous"
> message to just generate the link to the first found node?
It's possible; I'm just not sure how hard it is :)
Doug
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