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Caused by an odd number of classes it seems.
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The command right now only lists the classes in the group, in alphabetical
order. Not ideal for integrating into overviews, where the list should be
ordered by relevance.
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Now you can put "\annotatedlist xxx" anywhere in a
qdoc comment, and it will generate the class list for
the xxx group at that location. xxx must be a group
name.
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Reviewed-by: Martin Smith
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Only for obsolete links from non-obsolete things.
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Also marked the other QHttpXxx classes as \obsolete.
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The classes marked \obsolete are no longer included in the
"All Classes" list. They are listed separately on an
"Obsolete Classes" list. The new page is reachable from the
"All Classes" page and from the "Grouped Classes" page.
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There are now sections for "Reimplemented Public Functions" and
"Reimplemented Protected Functions" in the summaries for each class.
This isn't complete yet. It introduces a lot of qdoc warnings about
undocumented parameters, but I will fix those. There is more to be
done here but i want to get some feedback already.
Task-number: 162182, 222650
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Reviewed-by: Trust me
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Reviewed-by: Trust Me
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immensely increase readability"
This was pushed accidentially.
This reverts commit ffecdf0bf9f25f7ab9aa4f69e37507dd595fecea.
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increase readability
Unfortunately the patch causes quite some regressions and I think some refectoring of this class
would be needed.
I didn't do that since there is no API docs, the variable naming is not very clarifying and the
code is hard to read due to it not using the coding style and mixing tabs as well as spaces.
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class="valuelist" is for the table used for enum types.
class="alignedsummary" is for summary sections aligned on the name.
class="propsummary" is for the property summary section.
class="toc" is used for tables of contents.
class="generic" is used for all other tables. We might need to break this down more.
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Also added the left and right borders to the function headers
in the detail sections.
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The constructors had been displayed in the left column of the
table in the summary list, because there was no type. It was
caused by a strange test of the match index for 0, which was
true for constructors and destructors, anything without a type.
I removed that test, since I couldn't figure out what it was
for. We might see problems elsewhere in the docs because of
this, so beware. I didn't see any, but that test must have
been there for some reason.
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No more fonts less than 100%. Toned down the green lines separating
table rows, now gray (or we can try a softer green). Made the table
widt 100%. More coming. the constructors still aren't aligned
properly.
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There was an empty <div> element with a name that came after it.
I moved the name inside the <div> element. And there were some <b>
elements that began inside one element and ended inside the next
element. I just removed them, because they didn't really add
anything. And I made the "Access functions:" bold.
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Reviewed-by: Martin Smith
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Conflicts:
doc/src/stylesheet.qdoc
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index.
Since the original code only used the parent class name as a key in the
map that collects functions, you would only ever see either
QHash::iterator::key() or QMap::iterator::key() in the index. This patch
changes the key to the fully-qualified name for the parent class so that
inner class methods are included.
Reviewed-by: Martin Smith <msmith@trolltech.com>
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