Hello,
I am working on a project that does crontab-like time specifications. I
am attempting to use doxygen, but I ran into the following problem. When
describing possible formats, I am trying to say:
/**
The slash character can be used to identify step values. It can be used in
the form */c and a-b/c.
*/
The problem is that when it gets to "*/c" it looks (to the c compiler) that
the comment has ended. I can escape that, of course:
/**
The slash character can be used to identify step values. It can be used in
the form *\/c and a-b/c.
*/
This makes the compiler happy, but the output documentation has the escape
character. I even tried to use the HTML ascii code (&@47;) to create the
slash, but the HTML output had the code, not the character.
Finally, I know that I can start every line with "///" instead of using the
/** ... */. This description is part of a very large comment block
(describing many of the possible ways to construct a crontab entry) and as
such, I would much prefer to use the block style comments.
Is there a way to escape a */ sequence inside a comment block?
Thanks in advance for any help,
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