Hi all.
I have just played around a bit with namespaces and modules and have
recognized some strange behavior of doxygen.
When I am doing something like this
/** A */
namespace A
{
/** @addtogroup AA
* @{
*/
/** B */
namespace B
{
}
/** @addtogroup BB
* @{
*/
/** @}*/
/** @}*/
}
then B and BB will both appear as members of AA and also B will appear as
member of A.
It seems like it isn’t possible to let a module appear as a member of a
namespace.
However if I am reordering the code from above to
/** A */
namespace A
{
/** @addtogroup AA
* @{
*/
/** B */
namespace B
{
/** @addtogroup BB
* @{
*/
/** @}*/
}
/** @}*/
}
Then not only doesn’t BB appear as member of B (which was to be expected
after the results of the first code snippet), but it now also doesn’t
appear as a member of AA anymore, but as a top-level module, which feels
wrong to me.
Is this intended?
Is there a way of grouping stuff together INSIDE a namespace, but still be
able to add namespaces or nested groups to this group (which isn’t possible
with member groups)?
Kind regards,
Stefan.
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