Hi!
After adding missing documentation in several files doxygen started to
complain, printing several assert messages:
ASSERT: "0" in e:\doxygen\src\docparser.cpp (5747)
todo:7: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
ASSERT: "0" in e:\doxygen\src\docparser.cpp (5747)
todo:9: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
ASSERT: "0" in e:\doxygen\src\docparser.cpp (5747)
todo:11: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
todo:13: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
ASSERT: "0" in e:\doxygen\src\docparser.cpp (5747)
todo:15: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
todo:16: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
todo:17: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
ASSERT: "0" in e:\doxygen\src\docparser.cpp (5747)
todo:18: warning: Unexpected tag <dd> found
Looking at the given line (I'm using version 1.8.11, but tried 1.8.12
with the same result) in
https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/blob/Release_1_8_11/src/docparser.cpp#L5747
I've obviously managed doxygen's command mapper to yield a command id
that's not covered in the switch.
Any idea of what could be the issue here?
For further analysis (apart from finding a way to debug doxygen here):
What's the most efficient way to identify the offending file in my
source base?
Additionally I've not found where these "todo"-lines come from...
Regards,
Matthias
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