[Doxygen-develop] [BUG?] \internal keyword in C++ causing warning

[Morten E. <mo...@si...>]

Hi,

not sure if this is a bug or just a policy change, but using the
"\internal" keyword on methods, like this:

------8<---- [snip] -----------8<---- [snip] -----------8<----

class MyClass {
public:
  void myfunc(void);
};

/*!
  \class MyClass
  Dummy doc.
*/

/*!
  \internal
 */
void
MyClass::myfunc(void)
{
}

------8<---- [snip] -----------8<---- [snip] -----------8<----

..now causes Doxygen to spit out a warning:

<...>/internal_keyword.cpp:3: Warning: Member myfunc of class MyClass is not documented.

(Tested with a configuration file with all defaults (except INPUTS)
and with the latest release 1.2.17.)

This is not the way Doxygen used to behave, I believe it started
spewing out warnings on this from 1.2.15 and onwards. Policy change or
a bug?

If this is a policy change, is there a way to turn off this behavior?
Getting warnings on "\internal" makes it difficult (or rather
impossible) to see the _real_ warnings when Doxygenizing large
projects.

Regards,
Morten