Re: [Doxygen-users] Overloaded method in C# not recognized

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Hi Brian,

Automatic link creation can do the job for you without the need to use a @ref. Just add the signature of the function you want to link to.

In your case Log(string,string,bool) should fix the problem.

Best,
Stefan

Brian Buttolph <Bri...@Ve...> schrieb:
>What should be in [Log](@ref ??) so Doxygen creates a link to the
>overloaded
>method (second one below)? A simple Log (without @ref) goes to the
>first
>version. How do I create a link to the second?
>
>public static void Log(string message, bool formatting = true)
>public static void Log(string message, string xmlParamFile, bool
>formatting
>= true)
>
>Thanks,
>Brian
>
>
>
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