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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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