It seems doxygen is all-or-nothing about including inherited
methods... Either you enable INLINE_INHERITED_MEMBERS and the
inherited functions are listed alongside the local/overridden methods,
or you disable INLINE_INHERITED_MEMBERS, and see nothing.
I find the way javadoc handles this much better for exploring class
functionality: only the functions which are directly part of the class
are verbosely listed, and inherited methods are given a succinct list,
ordered by class. This is a good compromise, allowing you to see what
is added/unique about a given class, but also see at a glance what it
offers via its superclasses as well.
Would this be hard to add? Is anyone working on such a thing?
thanks,
-Ethan
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