I stand corrected. When placed in the *class* comment block,
@IgnoreAnnotation("fn") works. Alos, upon reading the doxygen
documentation, \fn works just as well as @fn, so I recommend using
\fn, \param, etc to avoid having to put those @IgnoreAnnotation
annotations in every file.
On May 23, 11:0
As I said, you need to put it in the doc comment of the _class_ even if
"@fn" is used in a method of that class.
I understand that it might be a bit tedious to update your code at first,
but being a bit stricter in the parsing process allows us to catch errors
early on. This will reduce the time t
The comment in question is below. This is still throwing the same
error. Also, it's generating this error based on the method. Will I
have to put this annotation in every comment block that uses the "fn"
annotation, or just in the first comment of the file?
For the developers, it would IMHO be
