In class IClass.h is the following code:
template<class TClass>
void IClass<TClass>::funcX(std::istream& (*xy)(std::istream&)) {
_parser->funcX (xy);
}
Doxygen produces the following output upon parsing it:
warning: no uniquely matching class member found for
template < TClass >
Doxygen then suggests possible matches, which are found in the IClass
interface:
inline void funcX (std::istream& (*)(std::istream&));
inline void funcX (std::ios& (*)(std::ios&));
inline void funcX (std::ios_base& (*)(std::ios_base&));
inline void funcX (const ab&);
What exactly is happening above? Why can Doxygen not identify the correct
match, which presumably is inline void funcX (std::istream&
(*)(std::istream&));
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