I use \code and \endcode rather than <pre> and </pre> in that case and it
works fine.
- Damon
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|[Doxygen-users] Bug: <list> inside <pre> generates bad html
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In a \page chunk of documentatation, I have a block of XML that I want to
quote exactly. So I use the <pre> and </pre> HTML tags.
But inside that block of XML, there are <list> and </list> tags. When
Doxygen processes the <pre> block, it replaces each occurrence of <list>
with:
<ul></ul>
At each occurrence of </list>, it closes the <pre> and all other open HTML
tags (from before the <pre> tag), and inserts:
</li></ul>
then it reopens the <pre> tag, puts in the rest of my <pre> block, then
closes the <pre> tag again.
That is very wrong. I would expect Doxygen to change all the < chars to
< and all the > chars to > in that <pre> block, but not to change
ANYTHING else.
Except for those <list> and </list> tags, it does exactly that.
If I escape the <> chars in those <list> and </list> tags, Doxygen changes
them to:
<list>
and </list>
That matches all the other < to < and > to > mods.
But I should not have to escape anything; <pre> should leave everything
untouched.:
Tested on:
MSIE 8
Google Chrome 20.0.1132.47m
Firefox 13.0.1
Mike
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