Re: [Doxygen-develop] Underline text

[Jason M. <ko...@gm...>]

On 1/11/2011 10:48 PM, Albert wrote:
> Thanks for the work around for the HTML version, but I'd like to have
> a version that works for all output formats.
>
> Like I wrote I think I have the required values for HTML. rtf and
> latex but I would like to have the equivalences for XML, man, Perl as
> well.

XML and Perl are not standardized formats. That is, they are defined by 
Doxygen itself, whereas HTML, Latex, and RTF have their own 
standardizations. So you can use whatever seems reasonable to you. 
<underline> tags for XML, for example.

To be honest though, I would feel much more comfortable with a solution 
that didn't explicitly use an "underline" tag. HTML uses CSS for styling 
for a reason. I would much rather see a generic "style" element that 
could be applied for HTML to arbitrary text. Something like this:

/** Here's some text. <style class="definition">This text is a 
definition.</style> **/

The HTML formatter would simply output the text in <span> tags with the 
class set to "definition". It would be up to the user to provide a CSS 
that keys off of "definition" to provide the appropriate styling.

> > From your posting I got also that I probably should implement overline
> and line-through (I'll have a look at them as well).
>
> If anybody knows the codes for these features in HTML / latex, rtf etc
> please let me, so I don't have to search for them.
>
> On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 12:57, mkk1<mk...@gm...>  wrote:
>>
>> Here is the correct alias
>>
>> ALIASES                = "un=" "bl=" "lt=" "ov="  "ee="
>>
>>
>> Albert_1 wrote:
>>> Dear all,
>>>
>>> In the current version of Doxygen (1.7.3) there are, to the best of my
>>> knowledge, no easy facilities for underlining texts like it is
>>> possible for italic or bold.
>>> I think it would be good to have this possibility by means of the tags  .
>>> Analogous to italic, the following would to the best of my knowledge
>>> valid for underline:
>>> For HTML the code to be generated will be the pair
>>> For Latex it will be \underline{
>>> For RTF it will be \ul
>>> For the other output formats (XML, man, Perl) I don't know the values.
>>>
>>> Please comment,
>>>
>>> Albert
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