[Doxygen-users] Bug with list of all namespace members?

[Jens S. <Jen...@t-...>]

Hi,

for Doxygen 1.8.12 and the current development version I found
errors accessing the "Namespace Members" list via

  "Namespaces"
   -> "Namespace Members"
    -> "All"

It appears a popup menue with all available (found) initial letters
but clicking on a letter one get a "File not found".

Maybe the problem occurs not always, but after some playing around with 
different Doxygen releases, different configurations and different 
software packages I could reproduce at least for the package 
wireshark-2.2.1.tar.gz the following behaviour for the current release 
Doxygen 1.8.12 (and the development version):

1) If using the standard configuration file with the only main change
"RECURSIVE = YES" all works as expected and a file "namespacemembers.html"
is generated and used that contains 9 anchors with the id attribute to
access the accoding position within that file.

2) But if changing additional "EXTRACT_ALL = YES" the list of selectable 
initial letters is larger but the access no longer works and one get a 
"File not found" since a non existing file resp. URL 
".../namespacemembers_<l>.html#index_<l>" would be accessed (<l> should 
represent the selected initial letter). But there exists also the file 
"namespacemembers.html" but that contains only one anchor with an id 
attribute, in the example only for the letter "z". So I assume that 
Doxygen generates in that configuration for every found letter a new file 
"namespacemembers.html" instead of adding resp. merging the 
information or to generate separate files for every found letter
resp. to generate a letter-specific file.

By the way, for Doxygen 1.8.11 the reported problem seems not to exist. 
There appear instead of popup windows horizontal menu bars at the top of 
the browser window and at least a horizontal bar with all found initial 
letters. Clicking on such a letter (<l>) a URL 
".../namespacemembers_<l>.html#index_<l>" is accessed successfully since 
for every letter a separate according file was created by Doxygen.

Sorry for the a little bit confused report.

If helpful or required I can try to put some examples on the Web.

Jens