When I generate the doxygen output, I get warnings that the documented parameter "separators" does not exist. Also, the whole doxygen output only uses the function with the first argument and completely discards the "separators" argument.
I tried to create a minimal working example, but when I do so, everything works fine. Therefore, I can only link to my project (https://sourceforge.net/p/wavepacket/cpp), where the latest release and the git master both have this problem. The function in question is under include/util/file_utils.hpp. The doxygen version I used was Debian stable (1.8.13).
After standard cmake setup, the target "build-doc" builds the documentation.
Last edit: Ulf Lorenz 2018-05-21
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Hi,
I have a C++ project with a function
RTensor readStructuredData(std::istream& input, std::string separators = " \t");
When I generate the doxygen output, I get warnings that the documented parameter "separators" does not exist. Also, the whole doxygen output only uses the function with the first argument and completely discards the "separators" argument.
I tried to create a minimal working example, but when I do so, everything works fine. Therefore, I can only link to my project (https://sourceforge.net/p/wavepacket/cpp), where the latest release and the git master both have this problem. The function in question is under include/util/file_utils.hpp. The doxygen version I used was Debian stable (1.8.13).
After standard cmake setup, the target "build-doc" builds the documentation.
Last edit: Ulf Lorenz 2018-05-21