Hello,
For the function parameters, we can use \param and \retval.
Is it possible to have a flag to say that the parameter is "in-out"
The name inout is perhaps not the best one, but I have no idea what to use.
If you think it is interessant to have, can somebody integrate it ( I don't
have the source and never read them )?
BTW, I'm using OpenCASCADE ( www.opencascade.org ), and they have a CDL
language to generate the C++ header and implementation files.
They are specifying interessant attribute for the parameters (in , out,
inout, mutable, immutable , etc ... ).
What a pity that these informations are not used in C++ :-((
Thanks,
Stephane
ex :
/** \fn void SetValue(const int anInteger);
* \param anInteger const int : the value to set
*/
void SetValue(const int anInteger)
{ myValue = anInteger; };
/** \fn void Value(int& anInteger) const
* \retval anInteger int& : the value
*/
void Value(int& anInteger) const
{anInteger = myValue;};
/** \fn void Multiply(int& anInteger,const int aMultiplicator)
* \inout anInteger the value to muliply and returns the multiplied value
* \param aMultiplicator
*/
void Multiply(int& anInteger,const int aMultiplicator)
{
anInteger = anInteger*aMultiplicator;
};
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