Hi all, another question.
I have several C++ classes that need a common page or two of documentation
for each, and am exploring consolidating that content into a single .dox
file,
and using \includedoc to pull it in, e.g.
///
/// Class description goes here.
///
/// \includedoc test.dox
///
But when I do this, some of the markdown in test.dox is not being handled
correctly (see screenshots below).
Here's an /exact/ paste of what I have in test.dox:
_________________________________________________________ snip
This content is in test.dox. Here's some bullet points:
- One
- Two
Header Number 1
===============
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Header Number 2
---------------
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Here's a table:
Color | Description
-------- | -----------
Red | Component side
Green | Solder side
This is the end of test.dox
_________________________________________________________ snip
If I paste that content directly into a doxygen comment
(without \includedoc) it looks as I'd expect:
http://seriss.com/people/erco/tmp/doxygen-includedoc-good.png
But if I use \includedoc on the same content, it looks like this:
http://seriss.com/people/erco/tmp/doxygen-includedoc-bad.png
Note bullets look OK, but headers and table are stretched out
as if the markdown wasn't supported, as regular text content.
Can't think what I'm missing here, especially since the bullets
look OK. Shouldn't the markdown work inside \includedoc?
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