This question is independent of my last, but I'll use the same
examples.
Anyway, suppose I have that simple `data' struct:
typedef struct {
double mins, maxs, means, medians, sigs, totals;
} data;
Better yet, suppose I picked better names for the variables:
typedef struct {
double min_val, max_val, mean_val, median_val, std_dev, total;
} data;
Is there any way to group these all together so that they are
all documented *as one*. For instance, I'd like to do this:
/**
* @struct data
* @brief ...
* @member min_val,max_val,mean_val,median_val,std_dev,total
* Self explanatory variables. Our means to the end.
*/
and have it formatted (in output) as such:
Field Documentation
double data::min_val, max_val, mean_val, etc.
Self explanatory variables. Our means to the end.
Definition at line xx of file bing.h.
(I mean the above formatting to be the same as it is
currently, except that all of the variables in the @member appear
listed together.) Is a grouping of this nature possible, or does
anyone thing that it'd be useful (or, possibly, confusing)?
In case you couldn't tell, I'm new to Doxygen. Thanks!
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