Hi,
I have a c API which I am documenting with Doxygen. The API has an object
oriented design and I name the functions as class_funcname. I have been using
`\memberof class` in the documentation for a while. Usually this has no effect
on how the function names are displayed in the documentation but recently I’ve
noticed that in the context of Modules/Groups I see class::class_funcname.
That is for a function “classA_testcase” which has \memberof classA in the
doxygen comment and is in some group created with \defgroup, if I navigate to
the function via the Data Structures or Files entries of the left-hand pane’s
tree, the name is displayed as classA_testcase. If I navigate via Modules it is
displayed as classA::classA_testcase.
I’ve been using \memberof and \defgroup for a long time and have only just
noticed this. I have recently updated to Doxygen 1.8.17. I wonder is this
something that recently changed. Is it a bug? The intent of \memberof is not
clear from the documentation which gives little information beyond it being
useful when documenting c apis. Maybe I should just delete all the \memberof
commands.
Regards
-Mark
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