I have a code (in C++, but for other languages solution of problem is
probably similar):
namespace details {
struct C {
/// Documentation for common method.
void c();
};
};
/// Documentation for class A
struct A: public details:C {
/// Documentation for method a
void a();
};
/// Documentation for class B
struct B: public details:C {
/// Documentation for method b
void b();
};
And I want to hide class C (and whole details namespace) in documentation
(it exists only to make A and B implementation shorter). But I need to have
A and B in documentation, *with c member (and all other members inherited
from C) documented*, like for source:
/// Documentation for class A
struct A {
/// Documentation for method a
void a();
/// Documentation for common method.
void c();
};
/// Documentation for class B
struct B {
/// Documentation for method b
void b();
/// Documentation for common method.
void c();
};
How to do this properly?
Best regards,
Piotr Beling
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