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Small alignment improvement of HTML output for VHDL Ports so that the mode will be in a separate column
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Bug 791410 - doxygen has problem with operator&=()
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Avoid adding a space
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correct typo in comment
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Bug 792727 - unescaped double quote in searchdata.js breaks search box functionality
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functionality
Escaped the doubele quote.
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Small clarification for REFERENCED_BY_RELATION
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Based on stack overflow question "Track C variable doxygen" (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48586670/track-c-variable-doxygen)
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Bug 792415 - Blank rows on class page when using external tag file
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Regression on: Bug 743367 - Duplicate attribute (target="_top" target="_top") generated in .SVG files
Added missing closing >.
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Bug 792935 - error: Could not open file .../doc/html/functions_ .html for writing
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writing
Labels are used internally in pages but also for filenames and not all file systems can cope with all characters, so only ASCII printable characters are left untouched.
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Bug 638606 - Support for C# nullable type
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Added, basic, support for C# nullable types.
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Bug 793052 - C#: Incorrect parsing of property definitions containing "//" symbols in one line with "}
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symbols in one line with "}
The handling of comment signs inside a string for property definitions has been corrected, by defining parsing rules for these cases so that not the default comment handler will be used (i.e. remove the part behind the comment sign).
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Misc. typos
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Fix building with Visual Studio 2013
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Visual Studio 2013 and older (probably also newer) do not understand binary constants. So change them to hexadecimal.
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doxyparse bugfixes and minor improvements
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- removing double quotes from function arguments list
- fix doxyparse segfault for python source files
- documenting install instructions from source
- documenting build dependencies
- updating email address
Signed-off-by: Igor Ribeiro Barbosa Duarte <igor.ribeiro.duarte@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Moraes <arkyebr@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Kleber <kleberbritomoreira10@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: leonardork <leodegolim@yahoo.com.br>
Signed-off-by: Marcelo Ferreira <marcelohpf@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Matheus Miranda <matheusmirandalacerda@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sabryna de Sousa <sabryna.sousa1323@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: VinyPinheiro <viny-pinheiro@hotmail.com>
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-Fixed: some of remained work to support RTL in HTML output
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- Removed: support RTL form Return section in html, for consistency with parameter sections
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- Fixed: fragment lines overlap floating elements in html
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More typos
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contains a \code block
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https://github.com/albert-github/doxygen into albert-github-feature/bug_783134
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contains a \code block
General problem regarding having a code / verbatim section inside a table.
Besides handling of the $ some other characters need special handling as well as the \n.
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XML output: avoid warnings with scoped enum values in anonymous namespaces
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When a C++11 `enum class` was present in an anonymous namespace (usually
in *.cpp files), the XML output was emitting warnings similar to the
following:
Internal inconsistency: member False does not belong to any container!
And the XML output was rendering bogus IDs for enum values starting with
`dummy_`, such as:
dummy_1a96ab6574751fdf6a53ceec8a3896c45daf8320b26d30ab433c5a54546d21f414c
The fix is to call memberOutputFileBase() on the enumeration itself and
not on the enum value, that way it provides correct file base that
corresponds to file base of the enumeration. There's also a new test
that checks this.
Note: this assumes that enum values belong to the same compound as enums
themselves. In my experience that was always the case and there's no
broken test after this change, so I hope I didn't break anything.
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* testing/069_link_variadic_template.cpp: new file, @link regression
test for variadic template function
* testing/069/069__link__variadic__template_8cpp.xml: new file, expected
@link regression test result for variadic template function
* testing/070_ref_variadic_template.cpp: new file, @ref regression
test for variadic template function
* testing/070/070__ref__variadic__template_8cpp.xml: new file, expected
@ref regression test result for variadic template function
At the time of writing, the part between <> is totally ignored:
func<Args...>(Args... args) is interpreted as func(Args... args).
Beware that a function parameter with either a & or * operator, e.g.
'const Args&... args', requires @link and @ref to use such parameter
as verbatim, i.e. {@link func(const Args&... args)}. At the time of
writing, the form {@link func(const Args&...)} will fail, unless the
function parameter was declared just as 'const Args&...'.
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* testing/067_link_varargs.cpp: new file, @link regression test for
variadic function arguments '...'
* testing/067/067__link__varargs_8cpp.xml: new file, expected @link
regression test result for variadic function arguments '...'
* testing/068_ref_varargs.cpp: new file, @ref regression test for
variadic function arguments '...'
* testing/068/068__ref__varargs_8cpp.xml: new file, expected @ref
regression test result for variadic function arguments '...'
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* src/doctokenizer.l: add VARARGS, aka variadic function args '...'
* src/util.cpp (linkToText): call substitute() with skip_seq set to 3
to keep each '...' sequence of chars unchanged
For instance, the command '@ref fun(int,...)' now is able to parse
each '...' sequence of chars correctly to reference fun(int,...).
Before this patch, the '...' part was skipped.
Also, linkToText() is fixed to not substitute '...' with '::::::' in
the text representation of the link.
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* src/util.h (substitute): add skip_seq to function declaration
* src/util.cpp (substitute): implement skip_seq to keep unchanged a
given number of sequential chars otherwise targeted for substitution
* src/util.cpp (resolveRef): call substitute() with skip_seq set to 3
to keep each '...' sequence of chars unchanged
For instance, the command {@link fun(int,...)} now keeps each '...'
sequence of chars unchanged to reference fun(int,...). Before this
patch, each '.' was substituted into '::' by resolveRef() calling
substitute(), producing a weird reference to fun(int,::::::).
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