[Doxygen-users] enum value of "NONE" is not understood by Doxygen.

[didje <dia...@pd...>]

In this example:

AClass.h

enum AnEnum {
 NONE=0, A_VALUE, B_VALUE
};


AClass.cpp

/*! \enum AnEnum
 * \brief Various useful values
*/

/*! \var A_VALUE
 * \brief THe value of A
*/

/*! \var B_VALUE
 * \brief THe value of B
*/

/*! \var NONE
 * \brief A value of zero
*/


Doxygen gives me the warning message:

Warning: no matching class member found for AnEnum::NONE

If I change the name of "NONE" to "NONE*X*", I don't have this warning. So
it would seem that
"NONE" is not understood properly by doxygen as an enum value. 

Does anyone know if I can get around this somehow (other than by renaming
"NONE"). This would seem to be a bug in Doxygen.




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