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Based on the stack overflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52314045/how-to-use-addtogroup-with-an-aliases-command/52314821#52314821
ALIASES += opengroup{1}="^^* \addtogroup \1_GROUP ^^ * \{ ^^"
ALIASES += close="\}"
/** \opengroup{LEVEL_1} */
// ...code statements...
/** \close */ // opengroup
Does not create a group due to the change of `\{` to just `}`, this behavior has been documented now.
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currently the \tableofcontents command is only supported for HTML.
In this patch:
- enable in page table of contents for LaTeX: \tableofcontents['{'[option][,option]*'}']
where option can be 'HTML, and 'LaTeX'
(side effect: possibility to have options with, nearly, all commands.)
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Some commands read input till the end of the physical line. In case these commands are used in an alias the rest of the line is lost / gives not the required results.
This patch creates the possibility to have physical newlines in ALIASES.
See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46050789/doxygen-alias-with-multiple-commands
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Made documentation for custom commands more consistent and remove not required backslashes
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