Hi Arthur,

For such complex formulas it is much better to use LaTeX notation, i.e.

/** The maximum number of searches to find a partition is
 *  \c search = \f$\sum\limits_{2..n}^k{n \choose k}\f$
 */

If you don't have LaTeX installed you could enable MathJax to render the
formula at the client side:

USE_MATHJAX = YES

Regards,
  Dimitri

On 07 Oct 2014, at 20:16 , Arthur Schwarz <aschwarz1...@att.net> wrote:

> search = &sum;<sub>k = 2 &middot;&middot; n</sub> 
>         &emsp;<sub>n</sub><b>C</b><sub>k<sub>
> 
> Causes warnings
> I'm trying to generate a mathematical statement (sum(k = 2 .. n) immediately
> followed by the combinatoric statement, nCk and get doxygen warnings. The
> HTML output looks ok in a browser. Is there any way of suppressing the
> warnings? 
> 
> All of the messages are bogus and all are the result of:
> 
> *    <li>If |<b>P</b>| = 1 is unsuccessful, then try each combination of
> positions
> *        attempting to find a solution. If k = the size of the |<b>P</b>|
> then
> *        the maximum number of searches to find a partition is 
> *        search = &sum;<sub>k = 2 &middot;&middot; n</sub> 
> *        &emsp;<sub>n</sub><b>C</b><sub>k<sub>.
> *    </li>
> 
> ===== warnings =====
> C:/home/skidmarks/Projects/MPHASH/mphash/StringPartition.h:448: warning: end
> of comment block while expecting command </subscript>
> C:/home/skidmarks/Projects/MPHASH/mphash/StringPartition.h:448: warning: end
> of comment block while expecting command </subscript>
> C:/home/skidmarks/Projects/MPHASH/mphash/StringPartition.h:868: warning: end
> of comment block while expecting command </subscript>
> C:/home/skidmarks/Projects/MPHASH/mphash/StringPartition.h:868: warning: end
> of comment block while expecting command </subscript>
> error: perl: non supported HTML-entity found: &middot;
> error: perl: non supported HTML-entity found: &middot;
> error: perl: non supported HTML-entity found: &emsp;
> 
> 
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