Hi!
Currently, I mark up (parts of) C++ classes with <classsynopsis>,
like in the following example.
<classsynopsis language = "c++">
<ooclass>
<classname>foo_base_value</classname>
</ooclass>
<methodsynopsis>
<modifier>public</modifier>
<type>bool</type> <methodname>bool_value</methodname> <void></void>
<modifier>const</modifier>
</methodsynopsis>
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</classsynopsis>
This works very well with DocBook-4.1 and Norman's DSSSL style-sheets.
What I have not found out yet is how to specify inheritance from other
classes. In the example foo_base_value inherits publicly from
foo_value, i.e,
class foo_base_value
: public foo_value
{
// defs go here
};
How does the inheritance relationship map onto DocBook?
TIA,
Chris
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